Open and Close Internet Explorer

Q

How to Open and Close Internet Explorer with UFT script?

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A

One way to open and close Internet Explorer with UFT script is to use the built-in class subroutine and method:

1. SystemUtil.Run cmd, options - A subroutine that runs a command or program like Internet Explorer. Note that subroutine arguments are specified without parentheses.

2. SystemUtil.CloseProcessByName(processName) - A method that terminates all instances of the given process name. Note that method arguments are specified with or without parentheses.

For example, the following test script will Start a new Internet Explorer window and display Google.com Website. Then it will close all Internet Explorer windows after a 2-second wait time.

SystemUtil.Run "iexplore.exe", "http://google.com"
wait(2)

SystemUtil.CloseProcessByName("iexplore.exe")

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