- Web based Applications
- Oracle Application Forms
- Siebel
- Oracle Fusion
- Adoble Flex
OpenScript
This blog is all about the Automation tool w.r.t Functional Testing. Will share knowledge on this tool as how to use, what are its features and other info.
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Can Automate ( 9.2 )
Openscript can automate below kinds of applications w.r.t 9.2 release
Can Automate ( 9.1 )
Openscript can automate below kinds of applications w.r.t 9.1 version
- Web based Applications
- Oracle Application Forms
- Siebel
- Oracle Fusion
Can Automate ( 9.0 )
Openscript was able to automate below kinds of applications.
- Web based applications.
Type of Applications OpenScript can automate
Open Script is an evolving tool, and hence the types of applications it can automate is increasing with every new release. Find more details w.r.t each version.
OpenScript Mechanism to identify Objects
OpenScript has got its own mechanism to identify the objects, based on the type of application we are trying to automate.
Basic mechanism of identifying an object is OpenScript reads the object and generates an XPath correspondingly. Where in the XPath generating mechanism differs w.r.t application and listing them below in brief.
Basic mechanism of identifying an object is OpenScript reads the object and generates an XPath correspondingly. Where in the XPath generating mechanism differs w.r.t application and listing them below in brief.
- Web based applications
- Each and every object is identified based on its actual html code, and generates an xpath based on it, as in for example there is a text field present in a webpage. It would be actually present in a form which is present in webpage document. Example xpath for this textfield would be: /web:window[@index='0']/web:document[@index='0']/web:form[@id='DefaultFormName' or @name='DefaultFormName' or @index='0']/web:input_text[@name='textfieldname']
- Oracle Application Forms
- Each and every object is uniquely identified by the name which is given in backend of OracleApps. which gives a greater advantage of reducing the customization of recorded script.
Sunday, October 31, 2010
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