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The information below concerns legacy mobile tests that work with mobile devices connected to the local computer. For new mobile tests, we recommend using the newer cloud-compatible approach. |
Description
Returns the path to the application bundle file (.app) stored on the device.
Declaration
ApplicationObjectObj.Path
| Read-Only Property | String |
| ApplicationObjectObj | An expression, variable or parameter that specifies a reference to an ApplicationObject object | |||
Applies To
The property is applied to the following object:
Property Value
A string value containing the path to the application bundle stored on the device.
Example
The code below demonstrates how to obtain information on applications stored on an iOS device and post this information to the test log:
JavaScript, JScript
function Test()
{
var deviceObj = Mobile.Device("iPhone");
var appManagerObj = deviceObj.ApplicationManager;
var count = appManagerObj.InstalledApplicationCount;
for (var i = 0; i < count; i++)
{
var appObj = appManagerObj.InstalledApplication(i);
// Obtain information on the installed application and post it to the test log
Log.Message("The application container is: " + appObj.Container);
Log.Message("The application path is: " + appObj.Path);
Log.Message("The application signing identity is: " + appObj.SignerIdentity);
}
}
Python
def Test():
deviceObj = Mobile.Device("iPhone")
appManagerObj = deviceObj.ApplicationManager
count = appManagerObj.InstalledApplicationCount
for i in range (0, count - 1):
appObj = appManagerObj.InstalledApplication[i]
# Obtain information on the installed application and post it to the test log
Log.Message("The application container is: " + appObj.Container)
Log.Message("The application path is: " + appObj.Path)
Log.Message("The application signing identity is: " + appObj.SignerIdentity)VBScript
Sub Test
Set deviceObj = Mobile.Device("iPhone")
Set appManagerObj = deviceObj.ApplicationManager
Set count = appManagerObj.InstalledApplicationCount
For i = 0 To count - 1
Set appObj = appManagerObj.InstalledApplication(i)
' Obtain information on the installed application and post it to the test log
Call Log.Message("The application container is: " + appObj.Container)
Call Log.Message("The application path is: " + appObj.Path)
Call Log.Message("The application signing identity is: " + appObj.SignerIdentity)
Next
End Sub
DelphiScript
procedure Test();
var deviceObj, appManagerObj, appObj, count, i;
begin
deviceObj := Mobile.Device('iPhone');
appManagerObj := deviceObj.ApplicationManager;
count := appManagerObj.InstalledApplicationCount;
for i := 0 to count - 1 do
begin
appObj := appManagerObj.InstalledApplication[i];
// Obtain information on the installed application and post it to the test log
Log.Message('The application container is: ' + appObj.Container);
Log.Message('The application path is: ' + appObj.Path);
Log.Message('The application signing identity is: ' + appObj.SignerIdentity);
end;
end;
C++Script, C#Script
function Test()
{
var deviceObj = Mobile["Device"]("iPhone");
var appManagerObj = deviceObj["ApplicationManager"];
var count = appManagerObj["InstalledApplicationCount"];
for (var i = 0; i < count; i++)
{
var appObj = appManagerObj["InstalledApplication"](i);
// Obtain information on the installed application and post it to the test log
Log["Message"]("The application container is: " + appObj["Container"]);
Log["Message"]("The application path is: " + appObj["Path"]);
Log["Message"]("The application signing identity is: " + appObj["SignerIdentity"]);
}
}
See Also
ApplicationObject Object
ApplicationManager Object (Legacy Mobile Testing)
Working With Tested iOS Applications (Legacy)
Testing iOS Applications (Legacy)