Is it possible to run a WinRunner script without using GUI
Map file? If yes how?
Answers were Sorted based on User's Feedback
Answer / suresh
Yes it is possible to run WinRunner scripts without using
GUI Map file.
Instead of passing the logical name of the object, we have
to pass the physical description of the object to the TSL
functions.
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Answer / sivakumar
In Analog recording, Winrunner executes the test scripts
without using GUI map file.
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Answer / vaishu
Yes it is possible to run without using GUI Map file.
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