I have recorded a test over web application(with IE6.0) in
analog mode. But, while running it my test gets failed. Why?
(Note: my systray has 3 open web applications)
Answer Posted / uday kumar_anem
It is always not guarentee that, the analog mode scripts
run properly. Why because, in analog the tool does not
identify at object level. It blindly depends on the
location of the objects. If the object/window is moved to
some another location or the screen resoultion is changed
etc.. then the test will fail.
From the question, say if any of the browser application
(from 3 browser applications) in systray is closed, then
the test may fail.
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