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Twebst automation studio
Twebst automation studio






twebst automation studio

  • no direct support for synchronizing input actions (clicks, keys) with the HTML document loading (it could be implemented by registering to IE events like document complete or looping while the browser becomes ready to accept inputs).
  • no tab support ( only launch a new tab).
  • difficult and time consuming search of HTML elements on attributes other than id or name ( getElementById and getElementsByName are the only methods I know that search elements directly wihtout browsing element collections which might be very slow when performed out of process).
  • difficult search of elements across all sub-documents inside frames/ iframes (and sometimes impossible, see the point above).
  • sub-documents in different domains are not accessible for scripting due to cross scripting security issues (see my older posts: " When IHTMLWindow2::get_document returns E_ACCESSDENIED" and " When IHTMLWindow2.document throws UnauthorizedAccessException").
  • twebst automation studio

    no support to "connect" to already existing IE documents.Changing the integrity level of the running script (or application) is not always the most desirable or easiest thing to do. If you run the script at high integrity level the newly started IE instance will have the same high integrity level and the script works (but this is not the best option from a security point of view). The script will run at medium integrity level and Internet Explorer has low integrity level and as result the script fails.

    #Twebst automation studio windows#

    it may not work at all on Windows Vista unless the script is running at the same integrity level as iexplore.exe process.However there are problems with Internet Explorer automation: Var submit = doc.getElementsByName( "btnG").item(0) Var edit = doc.getElementsByName( "q").item(0) Give it some time to load the page and then get the document. Make it visible and navigate to a given URL. Var ie = new ActiveXObject("InternetExplorer.Application") Though Internet Explorer browser is not part of the Office suite, it supports automation. The client has access to the object model of the server. Automation is the process of controlling one product from another product with the result that the client product can use the objects, methods, and properties of the server product.








    Twebst automation studio