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Can silktest recognize the objects like labels,tab

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Topic: Can silktest recognize the objects like labels,tab
Posted By: Rupa
Subject: Can silktest recognize the objects like labels,tab
Date Posted: 04Apr2007 at 5:25am
Can silktest recognize the objects like labels,tables,textfields,etc embedded in flash components?Actually silktest captures the complete flash object as a single object.It does not recognize the objects(like label,textbox,etc)present inside the falsh object.This limitation restrict us to test the objects embedded in the flash component.How to overcome this restriction?


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Posted By: ram7vasu
Date Posted: 08Jan2008 at 3:18am

Record Action............or record testcase

Whatever is the object whose properties u want to retrieve or to validate
 
press Cltr+Alt and check the properties or values of there respective
 
objectsSmile


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RAM SAKSOFT

Posted By: toolz
Date Posted: 10Nov2008 at 12:03am
Flash Applications by themselves are not supported by SilkTest.
 
Although, Adobe Flex versions 2.0 and 3.0 are supported by SilkTest 2008.
 

What are the differences between Flex and Flash?

  • Flash is designed to facilitate the creation of interactive content whereas Flex is geared towards application development.

  • Flash stores your application in a binary FLA file, whereas Flex uses a text file based on the mark-up language MXML.

  • Flex is geared towards programmers. Rather than using the presentation related constructs that are used in the creation of Flash applications, Flex applications are built using state of the art coding and debugging environment.

  • Flex allows you to cleanly separate your code from the GUI layout.

Hope this help ...



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2lz

Posted By: Ninooj
Date Posted: 11Nov2008 at 12:16am
I think so


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