difference between GetROProperty and GetTOProperty
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Answer / pratap
GetRoProperty is used to get the runtime object property -
property of an object during run time
GetToproperty is used to get the test object property -
property of an object in object repositry
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Answer / umesh
GetROProperty is Used to Retrive the property value of an
object from Application
GetTOProperty is Used to Retrive the property value of an
object from Object Repository.
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Answer / satya challa
You can identify the difference by the name itself
GetROProperty -> Get RuntimeObject Property
GetTOProperty -> Get TestObject Property
GetROProperty will give you the property of the specified
object at RUN TIME where as GetTOProperty will give you the
property of the specified object at NORTAL time.
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