The Page(URL)object is a container web page that hosts the tested application. The next object, Browser('iexplore'), represents under what browser the application is running. The notation starts with the Sys object that represents the operating system. Let’s have a closer look at this notation and its components. See the About Object Names in the Object Browser section above. To learn the exact syntax for referring to a particular object, use the Object Browser - the object tree and the FullName property of objects always use this naming syntax.

See below.Īddressing Flash and Flex Objects Using Name Mapping and Aliases This name consists of the object’s Name property value and the Names of all of its parent objects. For an explanation of this syntax, see below.įullName - the object’s fully-qualified name in the syntax that includes identification properties. This is the same name you see in the Object Browser’s object tree. Name - the object name that includes its identification properties. Note that if the selected object is not in Name Mapping, this property is empty. This name is used for the object by default in your tests. MappedName - the object’s fully-qualified alias (including aliases of all parent objects). You can also learn object names in different syntaxes by looking at the following object properties:

The differences between the two object naming syntaxes are explained in the Addressing Flash and Flex Objects Using Name Mapping and Aliases and Addressing Flash and Flex Objects Without Name Mapping sections below. This is because the name displayed at the top of the panel uses object aliases if they are defined, whereas the object tree uses the naming syntax that includes identification properties. You may notice that this name is different from what you see in the object tree on the left of the Object Browser.

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