09-18-2009, 03:07 PM
Hi Saket - Thanks for your response.
After my R&D on "Mercury.ObjectRepositoryUtil" and checked with Meir too, the conclusion is we can use this obj to run our scripts but you need create your own function to use this object. I just ran my code using that workaround and its working fine.
As you said this object is meant for "manipulating the OR" I agree your statement and me too saw code there in help file to modify.
Thanks All - for your efforts and time spent in the usage of this object.
Thanks,
Azeem
After my R&D on "Mercury.ObjectRepositoryUtil" and checked with Meir too, the conclusion is we can use this obj to run our scripts but you need create your own function to use this object. I just ran my code using that workaround and its working fine.
Code:
Browser("Google").Page("Google").WebEdit("q").Set "Automation"
Browser("Google").Page("Google").WebButton("Google Search").Click
As you said this object is meant for "manipulating the OR" I agree your statement and me too saw code there in help file to modify.
Thanks All - for your efforts and time spent in the usage of this object.
Thanks,
Azeem