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Viewing the AUT's identifiers

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Becoming Familiar with the Client/Server Application Under Test
Click Record/Window Identifiers.
The Record Window Identifier displays the 4Test identifiers for the GUI
objects. The actual identifier displayed by this tool depends on whether
or not you have previously recorded declarations for the objects and if
those include files are specified in the Runtime Options Use Files. For
more information about Runtime Options see
"Setting Up the Runtime
Environment" on page 40
.
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Minimize the SilkTest main window
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Set the AUT active
In order to view the object in the AUT you will need to make the AUT
the active window. Click the title bar of GMO.
Viewing the AUT's
identifiers
Now take a look at some of the AUT objects as declared in the gmoc.inc test
frame that you specified in the Runtime Options Use Files.
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Look at objects on the Customer Information Window
·
Point to the GMO Title Bar. Notice that SilkTest identifies the
window as
GMO
in the Record Window Identifiers dialog.
·
Point to the Green Mountain Outpost image in top right corner.
Notice that SilkTest identifies the object as:
CustomerInformation.DialogBox1.GMOlogo
.
That is, as the object GMOlogo, in the object DialogBox1, in the
object CustomerInformation.
·
Point to the Customer Number text field. Notice that SilkTest
identifies the object as:
CustomerInformation.DialogBox1.CustomerNumber
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Look at objects on the Customer Search dialog