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

The iOSOSInfo object provides information about the operating system installed on the given iOS device. The object contains the following properties:

Note:

All the properties are read-only and return a string value.

Property	Description
`BuildVersion`	The operating system's build version.
`FirmwareVersion`	The firmware version number.
`ProductVersion`	The operating system's version number.

Example

The following code gets the iOSOSInfo object and posts the values of its properties to the test log:

JavaScript, JScript

function GetOSInfoObj()
{
  var OSInfoObj = Mobile.Device("MyDevice").OSInfo;
  Log.Message("OS version: " + OSInfoObj.ProductVersion);
  Log.Message("Firmware version:" + OSInfoObj.FirmwareVersion);
}

Python

def GetOSInfoObj():
  OSInfoObj = Mobile.Device("MyDevice").OSInfo
  Log.Message("OS version: " + OSInfoObj.ProductVersion)
  Log.Message("Firmware version: " + OSInfoObj.FirmwareVersion)

VBScript

Sub GetOSInfo
  Set OSInfoObj = Mobile.Device("MyDevice").OSInfo
  Log.Message("OS version: " & OSInfoObj.ProductVersion)
  Log.Message("Firmware version: " & OSInfoObj.FirmwareVersion)
End Sub

DelphiScript

procedure GetOSInfoObj();
var OSInfoObj;
begin
   OSInfoObj := Mobile.Device('MyDevice').OSInfo;
   Log.Message('OS version: ' + OSInfoObj.ProductVersion);
   Log.Message('Firmware version: ' + OSInfoObj.FirmwareVersion);
end;

C++Script, C#Script

function GetOSInfoObj()
{
  var OSInfoObj = Mobile["Device"]("MyDevice")["OSInfo"];
  Log["Message"]("OS version: " + OSInfoObj["ProductVersion"]);
  Log["Message"]("Firmware version:" + OSInfoObj["FirmwareVersion"]);
}

iOSOSInfo Object

Description

Example

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