Hi all,
Forgive what is probably a fairly simple question, but....
I'm coming from a fairly QTP oriented test automation background. The tests I currently have can easily be switched from say, IE to FF, simply by launching the appropriate browser as part of the script. QTP treats this browser as its "child", and finds all relevent objects thereunder.
However, we're now looking at alternatives to QTP, that might provide wider browser support (Chrome, Safari), and from what I've seen Ranorex so far seems our best bet (albeit rather limited support for the new browsers). But I'm stuck!
I can record (say, using IE) a simple script to log in to our app under test. The recording process creates the required objects in the repository. All good, and works very well. But how can I edit the script / repository, so as to be able to specify a browser to use, and have it started if necessary?
Thanks!
Steve
How to run tests against different browsers
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Re: How to run tests against different browsers
Hi,
Please take a look to following link
http://www.ranorex.com/support/user-gui ... sting.html
Inside this documentation you will find the whole infos how we handle web testing. Support for Chrome and maybe Safari (they are supported but in another way than IE and Firefox) will be in a future release of Ranorex. But I cannot tell you an exact date yet when this will be.
Regards,
Peter
Ranorex Team
Please take a look to following link
http://www.ranorex.com/support/user-gui ... sting.html
Inside this documentation you will find the whole infos how we handle web testing. Support for Chrome and maybe Safari (they are supported but in another way than IE and Firefox) will be in a future release of Ranorex. But I cannot tell you an exact date yet when this will be.
Regards,
Peter
Ranorex Team