If the application has GUI changes between previous test and current test process, how to identify them and save it into my old global GUI file?

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anupriyakundal

  • Dec 14th, 2007
 

Instead of manually editing every testscript, you can update the GUI map. The GUI map contains descriptions of the objects in your application. When you run a test, WinRunner reads an object’s logical name in the test script and refers to its physical description in the GUI map. WinRunner then uses this description to find the object in the application under test.If an object changes in an application, you must update its physical description inthe GUI map so that WinRunner can find it during the test run.And also During a test run, if WinRunner cannot locate an object mentioned in the test script, the Run wizard opens. The Run wizard helps you update the GUI map so that your tests can run smoothly. It prompts you to point to the object in yourapplication, determines why it could not find the object, and then offers a solution.

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navien.kumar

  • Jan 13th, 2008
 

By using the Update mode in Winrunner. Run the test. If there was any changes in the object. Then our winruner can't recognize that object @ that time so by using virtual object recognization we can recognize the obj.

Depending the GUI (Global/Per test) selected obj will be saved in the particular file.

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