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Question: Custom Object, Standard Object and Virtual Object
Answer: What is the use of mapping custom object to standard object?
What is difference between custom object, virtual object and standard object?
What anyone will miss if he avoid to mapping or use virtual wizard for custom object? |
| July 07, 2008 02:40:43 |
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| vijikathir |
Member Since: November 2007 Total Comments: 1 |
RE: Custom Object, Standard Object and Virtual Object
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Winrunner has default GUI objects like Windows, PushButton , Check box etc., these objects are called as standard objects. This objects can automatically learn by winrunner from our application.
Some applications use new objects other than winrunner standard objects. Those are called as custom objects. These should be mapped to the comparable standard GUI objects by using GUI map configuration to identify by winrunner.
To treat bitmap objects as push button(GUI object) , we have to define that bitmap as a virtual object by using virtual object wizard. Then this bitmap is calles virtual push button. Like wise we can create virtual radio button , lists , tables etc. |
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