Is it Winrunner supports All web based applications?If
supports how extention?
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Answer / sateesh_t7101@yahoo.co.in
i thkink 8.2 supports xml also
if wrong plz
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Answer / shyam
hi 2 all
WinRunner 8.0 supports all web based applications(including
.net)
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Hi, Currently i am using winrunner for my project.Its a java project. When i am running the script its failing in cliking an image link("My Profile"). The image object is eventhough exists in GUI map editor script is failing to recongize the object. I am getting the error of "Web_image_click:"My Profile" Error:Object is not found". I recorded the script and executed it is not running it shows the same error. The following physical description displaying in GUI map editor : { class: object, MSW_class: html_rect, html_name: "My Profile" } The thing was running successfully, I could not able to identify something happen to the script its showing error. Please give solution for this problem. Let me know if need more information. Regards, Sankar shankarmg@gmail.com
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