Description

The BrowserTestedApp object corresponds to a web application in the project’s Tested Applications collection. It lets you get or set information about the web application, such as its URL and the browser used to open this application. It also provides methods to launch and close the tested web application from tests.

To obtain the BrowserTestedApp object corresponding to a specific web application, use any of the following:

TestedApps.AppName, where AppName is the application's name in the Tested Applications collection and in the Project Explorer.
TestedApps.Items(Index), where Index is the zero-based index of the application in the Tested Applications collection.

Remarks

Tested applications of the Web type are obsolete and are supported for backward compatibility only. To launch a web browser from tests, use the Run Browser keyword test operation or the Browsers.Item(...).Run scripting method.
A tested web application is represented in tests as a BrowserTestedApp object only if the Use special runtime object option is selected for the application in the TestedApps editor. Otherwise, the application is represented by a generic TestedApp object. In this case, you can set web-specific parameters via the TestedApps.AppName.Params.ActiveParams object.

Members

Properties

Methods

Example

The following script defines a tested application for the SmartBear web site in Internet Explorer and then launches this application.

JavaScript, JScript

function Test()
{
  var index = TestedApps.AddBrowser("Internet Explorer");
  var app = TestedApps.Items(index);
  app.PageAddress = "http://smartbear.com";

  app.Run();
}

Python

def Test():
  index = TestedApps.AddBrowser("Internet Explorer")
  app = TestedApps.Items[index]
  app.PageAddress = "http://smartbear.com"
  app.Run()

VBScript

Sub Test
  Dim app, index

  index = TestedApps.AddBrowser("Internet Explorer")
  Set app = TestedApps.Items(index)
  app.PageAddress = "http://smartbear.com"

  app.Run
End Sub

DelphiScript

procedure Test;
var app, index;
begin
  index := TestedApps.AddBrowser('Internet Explorer');
  app := TestedApps.Items(index);
  app.PageAddress := 'http://smartbear.com';

  app.Run;
end;

C++Script, C#Script

function Test()
{
  var index = TestedApps["AddBrowser"]("Internet Explorer");
  var app = TestedApps["Items"](index);
  app["PageAddress"] = "http://smartbear.com";

  app["Run"]();
}

BrowserTestedApp Object

Description

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