The information below concerns legacy mobile tests that work with mobile devices connected to the local computer. For information on the ApplicationManager object available in newer cloud-compatible mobile tests, see the object description. |
Description
The ApplicationManager
object provides access to application archive files (.ipa) installed on the iOS device. You can use this object to install or remove applications, obtain the number of applications installed on the device and so on.
To obtain the object in tests, use the Device.ApplicationManager
property.
Members
Example
The code below demonstrates how to obtain the ApplicationManager
object and use it to install an application on an iOS device:
JavaScript, JScript
function Test()
{
// Obtain the ApplicationManager object
var deviceObj = Mobile.Device("iPhone");
var appManagerObj = deviceObj.ApplicationManager;
var appPath = "C:\\Work\\MyApp.ipa";
// Install the application
var appObj = appManagerObj.InstallApplication(appPath);
// Launch the application
appManagerObj.RunApplication(appObj);
// Remove the application
appManagerObj.RemoveApplication(appObj);
}
Python
def Test():
# Obtain the ApplicationManager object
deviceObj = Mobile.Device("iPhone")
appManagerObj = deviceObj.ApplicationManager
appPath = "C:\\Work\\MyApp.ipa"
# Install the application
appObj = appManagerObj.InstallApplication(appPath)
# Launch the application
appManagerObj.RunApplication(appObj)
# Remove the application
appManagerObj.RemoveApplication(appObj)
VBScript
Sub Test
' Obtain the ApplicationManager object
Set deviceObj = Mobile.Device("iPhone")
Set appManagerObj = deviceObj.ApplicationManager
appPath = "C:\Work\MyApp.ipa"
' Install the application
Set appObj = appManagerObj.InstallApplication(appPath)
' Launch the application
appManagerObj.RunApplication(appObj)
' Remove the application
appManagerObj.RemoveApplication(appObj)
End Sub
DelphiScript
procedure Test();
var deviceObj, appManagerObj, appObj, appPath;
begin
// Obtain the ApplicationManager object
deviceObj := Mobile.Device('iPhone');
appManagerObj := deviceObj.ApplicationManager;
appPath := 'C:\Work\MyApp.ipa';
// Install the application
appObj := appManagerObj.InstallApplication(appPath);
// Launch the application
appManagerObj.RunApplication(appObj);
// Remove the application
appManagerObj.RemoveApplication(appObj);
end;
C++Script, C#Script
function Test()
{
// Obtain the ApplicationManager object
var deviceObj = Mobile["Device"]("iPhone");
var appManagerObj = deviceObj["ApplicationManager"];
var appPath = "C:\\Work\\MyApp.ipa";
// Install the application
var appObj = appManagerObj["InstallApplication"](appPath);
// Launch the application
appManagerObj["RunApplication"](appObj);
// Remove the application
appManagerObj["RemoveApplication"](appObj);
}
See Also
ApplicationManager Property
Working With Tested iOS Applications (Legacy)