Features Summary
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SWEA scripts all IE UI objects, including page functions, frames, PopUp Windows
and HTTP dialogs.
SWEA creates objects for IE UI element. The SWEA programming model consists
of Scene and Controls which are bound in runtime to IE UI elements. The following
controls are created for HTML elements: HtmlContent, HtmlInputText,
HtmlInputTextArea, HtmlInputImage, HtmlInputFile,
HtmlInputCheckBox, HtmlInputRadioButton,
HtmlButtonHtmlInputHidden, HtmlSelect
The SWDesigner allows visually define scenes and controls for Web application pages.
It transforms an Internet Explorer instance into a visual editor. Using mouse and
keyboard it is possible to select controls (HTML elements) or text fragments and
define for them the programmable objects. The objects are used to record scripts.
Even minor changes to user interface objects break the scripts used to test an application.
To make test scripts resilient, SWEA separates script from a control binding to
ever-changing UI. SWEA uses pattern-matching to improve test script resiliency.
It generates resilient, reusable test scripts
SWEA work with any localized Web sites.
SWEA API can be used to write NUnit Tests. Also the SWEA scripts can be transformed
into NUnit tests with SWEA TestDriver.
The changes to user interface objects can break the automation scripts. SWEA identification
log provides detailed information about the binding errors.
SWEA captures Web pages in Microsoft Internet Explorer.
Internet Explorer is UI application which requires user profile to be loaded. ASP.NET
and Windows services are non-interactive applications which don't load and don't
require loaded user profile. SWEA engine correctly loads the user profile,
which allows SWEA script to work from service or ASP.NET.
SWEA intelligent engine works inside Internet Explorer. It provide real time analysis
of Internet Explorer activity.
SWEA support Internet Explorer 6 and Internet Explorer 7.
The SWEA installation is only three megabytes.
Using SWEA API it is possible to download files from protected (with passwords)
Web sites. The API provides notifications about the download progress.
Web site URL's can be parameterized using SWEA macros. The parameterization allows
a test script to run in production and test environments without re-recording.
SWEA can run on any computer running Windows 2000, XP or Vista. The installation
takes only a few minutes and the program does not require expensive training courses.
SWEA DOM navigator helps to define controls for the HTML tags. It is implemented
as Internet Explorer Bar and activated when SWEA Script Recorder is active
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