What is main difference between GUI Map Configuration and Virtual Object Wizard in Winrunner?

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bharathp

  • Jul 3rd, 2006
 

HI,

In Winrunner we use GUI Map configeration to map the CUstom object to the Standard Object

Virtual Object Vizard: we use this when winrunner is unable to recognise as a Object we forcely instruct winrunner to Recognise it as an Object

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KrishnaKanth

  • Jul 21st, 2006
 

Hi, that is a good answer. It will be more helpful if u can give a smal example.

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vishwas thakur

  • Jul 28th, 2006
 

In Winrunner we use GUI Map configuration to map the CUstom object to the Standard Object


For eg. if there are some custom objects in your application which wirunner could not recognize and they ar enot a part of standard objects class, we can map it to a standard object class, window records events on these objects as win_mouse_click statement in script.


Virtual Object Vizard: we use this when winrunner is unable to recognise as a virtual Object in a script For eg a bitmap image which might behave as a GUI object we can map it to on of the standard object class such as push button and make it work as if it was a push button. This mapping will be valid for current session only. To make it permanent add it to start up script. 


I hope this solves ur problem....


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KrishnaKanth

  • Jul 28th, 2006
 

Thanka a lot

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naveen

  • Aug 3rd, 2006
 

hi, Bharath.....happy 2 meet u.....can u give example for the above two......

as i feel is....

eg:

we configure when there are two ok buttons of same logical name and description, here we assign msw-id. where as in v.o we forcibly make wr 2 identifify object currectly.

plz clear....... 

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sudhakar2068

  • Sep 13th, 2006
 

GUI Map Configuration :our application  build windows consists of more than one similar object.To distinguish these similar objects, test engineers are using Gui map configuration.

Virtual Object Wizard :To recognize non recognized object  forcebley test engineers are using this option.

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Guest

  • Oct 9th, 2006
 

hi........

it is defined as a process of configuration inwhich the user defined functions are mapped with the appropriate standard classes of winrunner inorder to make winrunner identifying the objects as specifis objects.

 

vitual object wizard:it is a feature providec in winrunner ,by using this feature we can teach winrunner to recognize any bitmap in a window as a one of the standard class of gui object..by defining the bitmap as a virtual object....

before defining.... wr generates a tsl statement

like      win_mouse_click(calculator , x,y);

after defining..

like    button_press("seven")

 

thanx

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Titus

  • Jan 8th, 2007
 

GUI map config

GUI map configuration is used to map any non standard objects to standard objects

Virtual Object Wizard

Some

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Titus

  • Jan 8th, 2007
 

Virtual Object Wizard

In a Application some objects may look like a Bitmap but not belonging to any of the standatd objects. We can use Virtual Object Wizard to map such type of objects to standard Objects.

GUI Map configuration

There may be objects in the application which does not belong to any of the standard objects. Winrunner records these objects under generic object classes. It produces obj_mouse_statements. We can map these objects to standard objects using GUI Map configuration

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Titus

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