25.8 Opkey Desktop Keywords
Win_ClearEditBox
This keyword clears the value of specified Edit box. It takes Edit box Object as Object Input argument. It does not take any Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes an Edit Box object as object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
|
Image |
Comments |
|
|
This keyword clears the text in the highlighted edit field. |
In the above screenshot, if you want to clear the Text in the “E-mail Address ” EditBox then you can use the “Win_ClearEditBox” keyword as follows:
Win_ClearEditBox
|
Object |
< Choose an Edit Box Object from the OR > Here, E-mail Address |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty. |
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) Insufficient Privileges (-14100) |
Object not found -plugin-unable-to-take-screenshot– |
Win_Click
This keyword clicks on the specified object. It takes OR object as input argument.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes one object as object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data Input argument. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
|
Application |
Comments |
|
Opkey
|
In this Application, user clicks on Help to view other help options. |
In the above screenshot, if you want to click on “Help” of Opkey desktop application then this is how you will use “Win_Click” keyword.
Win_Click
|
Object |
< Choose an Object from the OR > Here, Help |
While using “Win_Click” keyword, you should ensure that you are using this keyword with a relevant keyword (like Win_LaunchApplication) which can open your desktop application for clicking over desired object.
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) Insufficient Privileges (-14100) |
Object not found -plugin-unable-to-take-screenshot– |
Win_ClickButton
This keyword clicks on the specified object of type button. It takes Button object as object input argument.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes Button Object as object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the Keyword fails |
Example
|
Application |
Comments |
|
Opkey |
User clicks on Login button in this Application |
In the above screenshot, the user clicks on “Login” button of the Desktop application. While using “Win_ClickButton” keyword, you should ensure that you are using the keyword with a relevant keyword (like Win_launchApplication) which can open your Desktop application having button to be clicked upon. This is how you will use “Win_ClickButton” keyword.
Win_ClickButton
|
Object |
< Choose a button Object from the OR > Here, Login
|
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) Insufficient Privileges (-14100) |
Object not found -plugin-unable-to-take-screenshot– |
Win_ClickButtonInGridCell
This Keyword clicks on a Button present in the specified Cell of a Grid. It takes a Grid Object as Object Input Parameter. It also takes RowIndex and ColumnIndex of the Grid cell as Data Input Parameter.
For Win_ClickButtonInGridCell Keyword:
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one Grid object input argument. You can choose the Grid object from your Object Repository. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Row Index |
Yes |
Specify the Row number of the Grid Cell in which the Button appears. |
|
Column Index |
Yes |
Specify the Column number of the Grid Cell in which the Button appears. Note: Column Index start from zero . |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
|
Image |
Comments |
|
|
This keyword Clicks on the button in the specified Grid cell.
|
In the above Screenshot, if you want to click “Submit” button then you can do so by using Win_ClickButtonInGridCell keyword as follows:
Win_ClickButtonInGridCell
|
Object |
< Choose a Grid Object from the OR > |
|
Row Index |
0 |
|
Column Index |
1 |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If object in Object Input Argument is given but Data input Argument not given Object Input Argument: Object given Data Input Argument: not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Data not provided for argument: ‘object’. Expected StaticValue was empty. |
|
If Object in Object input argument and Value in Data input argument is not given Object Input Argument: Object not given Data Input Argument: Item not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Win_ClickEditBox
This keyword Click in the specified Edit box. It takes Edit box Object as Object Input argument. It does not take any Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes an Edit Box object as object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
|
Image |
Comments |
|
|
This keyword Click in the highlighted edit box. |
In the above screenshot, if you want to click in the edit box in the “E-mail Address ” EditBox then you can use the “Win_ClickEditBox” keyword as follows:
Win_ClickEditBox
|
Object |
< Choose an Edit Box Object from the OR > Here, E-mail Address |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty. |
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) Insufficient Privileges (-14100) |
Object not found -plugin-unable-to-take-screenshot– |
Win_ClickGridCell
This Keyword clicks on a specified Data Cell of a Grid Object. It takes a DataGrid Object, RowIndex and ColumnIndex of the Grid Cell as Input Parameter.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes one Grid object Input argument. You can choose Grid object from your Object Repository |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Row Index |
Yes |
This argument takes row number of the Grid Cell where starting index is “0”.
|
|
Column Index |
Yes |
This argument takes Column number of the Grid Cell where starting index is “0”. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
|
Application |
Comments |
|
|
This keyword clicks on the specified cell of the Grid. |
In the example above, if you want to click in the Grid cell Object Text Area “Your Comments” then, use Win_ClickGridCell keyword as shown below:
Win_ClickGridCell
|
Object |
< Choose your Grid Object From OR > |
|
Row Index |
1 |
|
Column Index |
1 |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If object in Object Input Argument is given but Data input Argument not given Object Input Argument: Object given Data Input Argument: not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Data not provided for argument: ‘object’. Expected StaticValue was empty. |
|
If Object in Object input argument and Value in Data input argument is not given Object Input Argument: Object not given Data Input Argument: Item not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Win_ClickHeaderItem
This Keyword clicks on the Header Text of a specified Object. It takes an OR Object as Input Parameter.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes an Object as object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the Keyword fails |
Example
|
Application |
Comments |
|
Opkey
|
User clicks on Header named Column-1 in this Application |
In the above screenshot, the user clicks on “Column-1″ of the table. While using “Win_ClickHeaderItem” keyword, you should ensure that you are using the keyword with a relevant keyword (like Win_launchApplication) which can open your Desktop application having button to be clicked upon. This is how you will use “Win_ClickHeaderItem” keyword.
Win_ClickHeaderItem
|
Object |
< Choose an Object from the OR > Here, Column-1
|
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) Insufficient Privileges (-14100) |
Object not found -plugin-unable-to-take-screenshot– |
Win_ClickHyperlink
This keyword clicks on the specified Hyperlink object of the application. It takes Hyperlink object as object input argument. It does not take any Data Input Argument.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes Hyperlink Object as object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the Keyword fails |
Example
|
Application |
Comments |
|
Opkey |
User clicks on Hyperlink object named “About opkey” in this Application |
In the above screenshot, the user clicks on “About Opkey” of the Application.
While using “Win_ClickHyperlink” keyword, you should ensure that you are using the keyword with a relevant keyword (like Win_launchApplication) which can open your Desktop application having button to be clicked upon. This is how you will use “Win_ClickHyperlink” keyword.
Win_ClickHyperlink
|
Object |
< Choose a Hyperlink Object from the OR > Here, About opkey
|
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) Insufficient Privileges (-14100) |
Object not found -plugin-unable-to-take-screenshot– |
Win_ClickHyperlinkInGridCell
This Keyword Clicks on a Hyperlink inside any Grid Cell. It takes a Grid as ObJect Input Parameter. It also takes RowID and Column ID of the Grid cell as Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword requires a Grid Object from the OR as Object Input Argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Row Index |
Yes |
Specify Row Id of grid cell. Starting index must be zero. |
|
Column Index |
Yes |
Specify Column Id of grid cell. Starting index must be zero. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the above Screenshot, if you want to click on “Raees” hyperlink then you can do so by using Win_ClickHyperlinkInGridCell keyword as follows:
Win_ClickHyperlinkInGridCell
|
Object |
< Choose a Grid Object from the OR > |
|
Row Index |
2 |
|
Column Index |
1 |
Note:
While using this keyword, you should ensure that you are using this keyword with a relevant keyword (like Win_LaunchApplication) which can open your Desktop application having checkbox to be checked.
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) Insufficient Privileges (-14100) |
Object not found -plugin-unable-to-take-screenshot– |
Win_ClickImage
This keyword clicks on a specified image Object. This keyword is mostly used when user want to click on any given image. It takes one Image object as object input arguments. It does not take any Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes image object from OR as Object Input Argument . |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This Keyword does not take any Data Input Argument. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
If you click on the highlighted image then here is how you will use “Win_Click Image” keyword.
Win_ClickImage
|
Image |
< Choose your Image Object From OR > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty. |
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) Insufficient Privileges (-14100) |
Object not found -plugin-unable-to-take-screenshot– |
Win_ClickMenuBar
This keyword clicks on the specified Menu Bar of the application. It takes MenuBar object as object input argument. It does not take any Data Input Argument.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes MenuBar Object as object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
|
Application |
Comments |
|
Opkey
|
User clicks on MenuBar in this Application. |
In the above screenshot, the user clicks on “MenuBar” of the Application .
While using “Win_ClickMenuBar” keyword, you should ensure that you are using the keyword with a relevant keyword (like Win_launchApplication) which can open your Desktop application having button to be clicked upon. This is how you will use “Win_ClickMenuBar” keyword.
Win_ClickMenuBar
|
Object |
< Choose a MenuBar Object from the OR > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) Insufficient Privileges (-14100) |
Object not found -plugin-unable-to-take-screenshot– |
Win_ClickTabItem
This keyword clicks on the specified item in the Tab. It takes TabItem object as object input argument.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes TabItem Object as object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the Keyword fails |
Example
|
Application |
Comments |
|
Opkey |
User clicks on TabItem named “Fl_key01” in this Application |
In the above screenshot, the user clicks on “Fl_key01″ TabItem of the Application . While using “Win_ClickTabItem” keyword, you should ensure that you are using the keyword with a relevant keyword (like Win_launchApplication) which can open your Desktop application having button to be clicked upon. This is how you will use “Win_ClickTabitem” keyword.
Win_ClickTabitem
|
Object |
< Choose an Object from the OR > Here, Fl_key01
|
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) Insufficient Privileges (-14100) |
Object not found -plugin-unable-to-take-screenshot– |
Win_ClickText
This keyword clicks on the specified Text of the application. It takes an object as object input argument.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes an Object as object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the Keyword fails |
Example
|
Application |
Comments |
|
Opkey |
User clicks on Text named “Authentication Mode” in this Application |
In the above screenshot, the user clicks on “Authentication” Text of the Application . While using “Win_ClickText” keyword, you should ensure that you are using the keyword with a relevant keyword (like Win_launchApplication) which can open your Desktop application having button to be clicked upon. This is how you will use “Win_ClickText” keyword.
Win_ClickText
|
Object |
< Choose a an Object from the OR > Here, Authentication Mode
|
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) Insufficient Privileges (-14100) |
Object not found -plugin-unable-to-take-screenshot– |
Win_ClickThumb
This Keyword clicks on Specified Thumb of the application. It takes an OR Object as Object Input Argument.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes Thumb Object as object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the Keyword fails |
Example
|
Application |
Comments |
|
Opkey |
User clicks on Thumb in this Application |
In the above screenshot, the user clicks on “Thumb” of the Application .
While using “Win_ClickThumb” keyword, you should ensure that you are using the keyword with a relevant keyword (like Win_launchApplication) which can open your Desktop application having button to be clicked upon. This is how you will use “Win_ClickThumb” keyword.
Win_ClickThumb
|
Object |
< Choose an Object from the OR > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty. |
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) Insufficient Privileges (-14100) |
Object not found -plugin-unable-to-take-screenshot– |
Win_ClickToolTip
This Keyword Clicks on the Object which contains the specified ToolTip Text. It takes an OR Object as Object Input Parameter. It does not take any Data Input Argument.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes ToolTip Object as object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the Keyword fails |
Example
|
Application |
Comments |
|
Opkey |
User clicks on the icon which has the Tool tip Text Create New File in this Application |
In the above screenshot, the user clicks on the Object having “Create New File” as the Tooltip.
While using “Win_ClickToolTip” keyword, you should ensure that you are using the keyword with a relevant keyword (like Win_launchApplication) which can open your Desktop application having button to be clicked upon. This is how you will use “Win_ClickToolTip” keyword.
Win_ClickToolTip
|
Object |
< Choose an Object from the OR >
|
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) Insufficient Privileges (-14100) |
Object not found -plugin-unable-to-take-screenshot– |
Win_Close
This Keyword closes a specified Window. It takes an Object as Object Input Argument.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes an Object as Object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the Keyword fails |
Example
|
Application |
Comments |
|
Opkey |
The user will click on the Close button in this Application. |
In the above screenshot, the user clicks on “Close” of the Application.
While using “Win_Close” keyword, you should ensure that you are using the keyword with a relevant keyword (like Win_launchApplication) which can open your Desktop application having button to be clicked upon.
This is how you will use “Win_Close” keyword.
Win_Close
|
Object |
< Choose a button Object from the OR > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) Insufficient Privileges (-14100) |
Object not found -plugin-unable-to-take-screenshot– |
Win_CloseApplication
This Keyword closes a target application. It does not take any Object or Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the Keyword fails |
Example
While using “Win_CloseApplication” keyword, you should ensure that you are using the keyword with a relevant keyword (like Win_launchApplication) which can open your Desktop application having button to be clicked upon. Suppose you wish to close OpKey application then you will use “Win_CloseApplication” keyword.
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it |
Unsatisfied Dependencies (-14200) |
Argument(s) : Unable to close the Application |
Win_DeselectCheckBox
This keyword deselects the selected checkbox. It takes checkbox object as Object input argument but it doesn’t take any data input argument.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes checkbox object as object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
|
Image |
Comments |
|
|
This keyword deselects the selected checkbox |
In this example, “Win_DeselectCheckBox” keyword deselects the selected checkbox . While using “Win_DeselectCheckBox” keyword, you should ensure that you are using this keyword with a relevant keyword (like Win_LaunchApplication) which can open your web application having checkbox to be cleared/unchecked.
Win_DeSelectCheckBox
|
Object |
< Choose an CheckBox Object from the OR > Here, CheckBox |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If OR object is not mapped with the DeSelectCheckBox keyword. Object Input Argument: No Object |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it |
Unsatisfied Dependencies (-14200) |
Argument(s) : Unable to close the Application |
Win_DeselectCheckBoxInGridCell
This Keyword Deselects the Selected CheckBox inside any Grid cell. It is mostly used in situations where you want to deselect checkbox present in Grid cell before performing any action on it. This Keyword takes a Grid Object as Object Input Parameter. It also takes Row Index and Column Index of the Grid cell as Data Input Parameter.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one object input argument. You can choose the object from your Object Repository. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Row Index |
Yes |
Specify the Row number of the Grid Cell in which the CheckBox appears. Note: Row Index start from zero .
|
|
Column Index |
Yes |
Specify the Column number of the Grid Cell in which the CheckBox appears.
Note: Column Index start from zero .
|
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
Suppose you want to deselect the highlighted CheckBoxes in the Grid, then this is how you will use Win_DeSelectCheckBoxInGridCell Keyword:
Win_DeSelectCheckBoxInGridCell
|
Object |
< Choose your Grid object from OR > |
|
Row Index |
1 |
|
Column Index |
2 |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If object in Object Input Argument is given but Data input Argument not given Object Input Argument: Object given Data Input Argument: not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Data not provided for argument: ‘object’. Expected StaticValue was empty. |
|
If Object in Object input argument and Value in Data input argument is not given Object Input Argument: Object not given Data Input Argument: Item not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Win_DoubleClick
This keyword double clicks on the specified object. It takes one object as Object input argument.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes one object as object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
|
Image |
Comments |
|
|
In this Aplication, this keyword double clicks on the Honey_18 folder to open it. |
In the above Image, we will double click on “Honey_18″ folder to open it. While using Win_Doubleclick keyword, you should ensure that you are using this keyword with a relevant keyword (like Win_LaunchApplication) which can open your Desktop application having an object on which double click is accepted.
Win_DoubleClick
|
Object |
< Choose your object from Object Repository > Here, Honey_18 |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it Object Input Argument: Honey_18
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) Insufficient Privileges (-14100)
|
Object not found -plugin-unable-to-take-screenshot-
|
|
When No object is provided. |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty. |
Win_GetChildObjectCount
This keyword gets the count of child Objects of Specified Parent object. This keyword is mostly used in situations where you want to know the number of child objects present in parent object. For example, you want to know the number of child object available in parent.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one object as Object input argument. You can choose the object from your Object Repository. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
Returns the count of the child Object |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
It does not display anything if the keyword fails |
Example
In the example given, you want to know the number of child objects available in parent object and in the output it will give you the count as how many child objects are there in a particular parent object, here is how you will use this keyword:
Win_GetChildObjectCount
|
Object |
< Choose your Parent Object From OR > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) Insufficient Privileges (-14100) |
Object not found -plugin-unable-to-take-screenshot-
|
|
If Object in Object input argument is not given Object Input Argument: Object not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Win_GetChildObjectText
This keyword gets the Text of child items of Specified object. This keyword is mostly used in situations where you want to know the text of child objects present in parent object.
For example, you want to know the text of child object available in parent.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one object as Object input argument. You can choose the object from your Object Repository. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
Returns Text of the Child Object |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
It does not display anything if the keyword fail |
Example
In the example above, you want to know the Text of child objects available in parent object and in the output it will give you the Text of the child object, here is how you will use this keyword:
Win_GetChildObjectText
|
Object |
< Choose your Parent Object From OR > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) Insufficient Privileges (-14100)
|
Object not found -plugin-unable-to-take-screenshot-
|
|
If Object in Object input argument is not given Object Input Argument: Object not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Win_GetGridCellText
This keyword will get Text which is available inside the specified grid Cell. This keyword is mostly used in situations where user want to get Text which is available inside Grid Cell.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one Grid object as Object input argument. You can choose the grid object from your Object Repository From where user want to fetch the Text
|
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
RowIndex |
Yes |
Specify the Row Index of the Grid Cell in which Text is available Note: Row Index start from zero |
|
ColumnIndex |
Yes |
Specify the Column Index of the Grid Cell in which Text is available |
Output
|
Returns Text of the Specified Grid cell |
If the keyword passes successfully or the object has any value |
|
It does not display anything if the keyword fail or the object does not have any value |
Example
In the example table above, if you want to get a text “of” from “width of area” available in “Comment” column i.e Column Index 3 and Row Index 1, we can get the required text using this keyword, here is how you will use this keyword “Win_GetGridCellText”.
Win_GetGridCellText
|
Object |
< Choose your Grid object from OR > |
|
Row Index |
< 1 > |
|
Column Index |
< 3 > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When valid object provided but data input argument not provided Object Input Argument: Object given Data Input Argument: Item not given
|
Object Not Found (-11100) |
N.A |
|
If Object in Object input argument and Value in Data input argument is not given Object Input Argument: Object not given Data Input Argument: Item not given |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Win_GetFullGridText
This keyword is used to fetch the full Grid text present in the Grid object. This keyword is mostly used in situations where you want to get the full text/content which is present in the Grid. It takes Grid object as object input Argument.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes one Grid object as Object input argument. You can choose the Grid object from your Object Repository. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
Returns the Text of the Grid Object |
If the keyword passes successfully or the object has any value |
|
It does not display anything if the keyword fail or the object does not have any value |
Example
In the given example, if user want to get the full text present in the Grid then user can use this keyword.
Win_GetFullGridText
|
Object |
< Choose your Grid Object From OR > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) Insufficient Privileges (-14100)
|
Object not found -plugin-unable-to-take-screenshot-
|
|
If Object in Object input argument is not given Object Input Argument: Object not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Win_GetGridColumnsCount
This Keyword Returns the number of Columns in the specified Grid. It used in such a condition where user want Column Count of Specified Grid with the help of Row Index .
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one Grid object as Object input argument. You can choose the grid object from your Object Repository. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
RowIndex |
Yes |
Specify the Row Index of the Grid Note: Row Index start from zero |
Output
|
Returns the count of the Columns in Specified Grid |
If the keyword passes successfully or the object has any value |
|
It does not display anything if the keyword fail or the object does not have any value |
Example
In the example Grid , if user want to get Column Count of First Row here is how you will use this keyword.
Win_GetGridColumnsCount
|
Object |
< Choose your Grid object from OR > |
|
Row Index |
< 0 > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When valid object provided but data input argument not provided Object Input Argument: Object given Data Input Argument: Item not given
|
Object Not Found (-11100) |
N.A |
|
If Object in Object input argument and Value in Data input argument is not given Object Input Argument: Object not given Data Input Argument: Item not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Win_GetGridRowsCount
This Keyword Returns the number of Rows in the specified Grid. It is used in such a condition where user want to Count rows of Specified Grid.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one Grid object as Object input argument. You can choose the grid object from your Object Repository.
|
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This Keyword does not require any Data Input Argument. |
Output
|
Returns the count of the Rows in Specified Grid |
If the keyword passes successfully or the object has any value |
|
It does not display anything if the keyword fail or the object does not have any value |
Example
In the example table, if user want to get Row Count of Grid here is how you will use this keyword.
Win_GetGridRowsCount
|
Object |
< Choose your Grid object from OR > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) Insufficient Privileges (-14100)
|
Object not found -plugin-unable-to-take-screenshot-
|
|
If Object in Object input argument is not given Object Input Argument: Object not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Win_GetObjectExistence
This keyword returns whether the specified object exists in DOM or not. This keyword can be used to get the existence of element before performing any action on it.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one object as Object input argument. You can choose the object from your Object Repository.
|
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
It does not display anything if the keyword fail |
Example
If you want to get the existence of an object, here is how you will use this keyword
-
Add Win_LaunchApplication and provide Application Path
-
Add Win_GetObjectExistence keyword
-
Map the object from OR
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) Insufficient Privileges (-14100)
|
Object not found -plugin-unable-to-take-screenshot-
|
|
If Object in Object input argument is not given Object Input Argument: Object not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Win_GetObjectPropertyValue
This Keyword Retrieves the property value of specified property of a given object of the Application. It takes object as object input argument and property name as data input argument.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes one object as Object Input argument. You can choose Object from your Object Repository. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Property Name |
Yes |
Give the Property name of the Object
|
Output
|
Returns Value of the Object Property |
If the keyword passes successfully or the object has Property value |
|
It does not display anything if the keyword fail or the object does not have any value of the specified Property |
Example
|
Application |
Comments |
|
|
This keyword fetches the Property Value of the specified property of an object.
|
In the above example we require to fetch the specified property of the “Global Variable” Object of the application, we can do so by using “Win_GetObjectPropertyValue” keyword as shown below:
Win_GetObjectPropertyValue
|
Object |
< Choose your Object From OR > |
|
Property |
< height > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When valid object provided but data input argument not provided Object Input Argument: Object given Data Input Argument: Item not given
|
Object Not Found (-11100) |
N.A |
|
If Object in Object input argument and Value in Data input argument is not given Object Input Argument: Object not given Data Input Argument: Item not given |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Win_GetObjectText
This keyword returns the text of the specified object. It takes object input argument.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes Object from OR as object input argument whose text has to be fetched.
|
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
Returns Text of the Specified Object |
If the keyword passes successfully or the object has any Text |
|
It does not display anything if the keyword fail or the object does not have any Text |
Example
|
Application |
Comments |
|
|
This keyword returns the text of the specified object. |
In the above screenshot, if you wish to fetch the text of the “Help” object then you can use “Win_GetObjectText” keyword as follows:
Win_GetObjectText
|
Object |
< Choose an Object From OR > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) Insufficient Privileges (-14100)
|
Object not found -plugin-unable-to-take-screenshot-
|
|
If Object in Object input argument is not given Object Input Argument: Object not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Win_GetObjectValue
This keyword returns value of the specified object. It can be used to get the value of element after action is performed.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes Object from OR as object input argument whose Value has to be fetched.
|
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
Returns Value of the Specified Object |
If the keyword passes successfully or the object has any value |
|
It does not display anything if the keyword fail or the object does not have any value |
Example
If you want to get the value of an object, here is how you will use this keyword –
-
Add win_LaunchApplication and provide Application Path
-
Add Win_GetObjectValue keyword
-
Map the object from OR to get the status
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) Insufficient Privileges (-14100)
|
Object not found -plugin-unable-to-take-screenshot-
|
|
If Object in Object input argument is not given Object Input Argument: Object not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Win_GetSingleGridColumnText
This Keyword fetches the text of single column Text of a grid. It takes Grid object as object input argument and column index, Row index as data input arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes one grid object as Object Input argument. You can choose grid object from your Object Repository. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Column Index |
Yes |
Specify the Column Index of the Grid whose Text has to be fetched.
|
Output
|
Returns Value of the Specified Column |
If the keyword passes successfully or the object has any value |
|
It does not display anything if the keyword fail or the object does not have any value |
Example
|
Application |
Comments |
|
|
This keyword fetches text of single column of a grid . |
In the above example we need to fetch the text of single column of a grid separated by using Win_GetSingleGridColumnText keyword as shown below:
Win_GetSingleGridColumnText
|
Object |
< Choose your Grid object from OR > |
|
Column Index |
< 0 > |
|
Row Index |
< 0 > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When valid object provided but data input argument not provided Object Input Argument: Object given Data Input Argument: Item not given
|
Object Not Found (-11100) |
N.A |
|
If Object in Object input argument and Value in Data input argument is not given Object Input Argument: Object not given Data Input Argument: Item not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Win_GetSingleGridRowText
This Keyword fetches the text of single Row of a grid. It takes Grid object as object input argument, Rowindex as data input arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes one grid object as Object Input argument. You can choose Grid object from your Object Repository. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
RowIndex |
Yes |
Specify the Row Index of the Grid whose Text has to be fetched. Note: Row Index start from zero |
Output
|
Returns Value of the Specified Row |
If the keyword passes successfully or the object has any value |
|
It does not display anything if the keyword fail or the object does not have any value |
Example
|
Application |
Comments |
|
|
This keyword fetches text of single Row of a grid . |
In the above example we need to fetch the text of single Row of a grid separated by using Win_GetSingleGridRowText keyword as shown below:
Win_GetSingleGridRowText
|
Object |
< Choose your Grid object from OR > |
|
Row Index |
< 0 > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When valid object provided but data input argument not provided Object Input Argument: Object given Data Input Argument: Item not given
|
Object Not Found (-11100) |
N.A |
|
If Object in Object input argument and Value in Data input argument is not given Object Input Argument: Object not given Data Input Argument: Item not given |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Win_LaunchApplication
This keyword opens the Application of given Path. It takes the Application Path as data input argument.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Application Path |
Yes |
Specify the Path of Application with .exe Extension. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
|
Application Path |
Comments |
|
|
This keyword opens the Application based on the Data Input Arguments provided. |
This Keyword opens the Application based on the Application path provided in the Data Input Argument.
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When the Data Input Arguments are not provided
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200)
DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Argument(s) : Path should not be blank
|
Win_Maximize
This keyword maximizes a specified window of the Application. It does not take any input argument.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes one object from OR as object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
|
Application |
Comments |
|
|
This keyword maximizes the opened Application. |
This keyword Maximizes the specified window of the Opened Application.
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty. |
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) Insufficient Privileges (-14100) |
Object not found -plugin-unable-to-take-screenshot– |
Win_Minimize
This keyword minimizes a specified window of the Application. It does not take any input argument.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes one object from OR as object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
|
Application |
Comments |
|
|
This keyword minimize the opened Application. |
This keyword Minimizes the specified window of the Opened Application.
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty. |
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) Insufficient Privileges (-14100) |
Object not found -plugin-unable-to-take-screenshot– |
Win_Resize
This Keyword Resizes a specified window Object. It takes OR Object as Object Input Parameter.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword requires an Object from the OR as Object Input Argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This Keyword does not require any Data Input Arguments. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
If you want to resize a specified window object then you can do so by using Win_Resize keyword as follows:
Win_Resize
|
Object |
< Choose an Object from the OR > |
Note:
While using this keyword, you should ensure that you are using this keyword with a relevant keyword (like Win_LaunchApplication) which can open your Desktop application having checkbox to be checked.
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) Insufficient Privileges (-14100) |
Object not found -plugin-unable-to-take-screenshot– |
|
If object is not found |
Object Not Found (-11100)
DESCRIPTION: The object on which an action was supposed to be performed, was not found on the currently active page or view. This happens when the page is not properly loaded or the properties of the object are not exactly matched. |
N.A |
Win_Restore
This Keyword Restores a specified window Object. It takes an Object as Object Input Parameter.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes an Object as object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
|
Application |
Comments |
|
|
This keyword restores the opened Application. |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it |
Unsatisfied Dependencies (-14200) |
Argument(s) : Unable to close the Application |
Win_RightClick
This keyword Right clicks on the specified object. This keyword is mostly used in situations where you want to Right Click on an Object before performing any action on it.
For example, you want to Right Click on an Object.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one object as Object input argument. You need to select the any Object on which you want perform Right Click. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the example above, if you want to right click on a folder then, here is how you will use Win_RightClick keyword
Win_RightClick
|
Object |
< Choose an OR object from the Object Repository > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it |
Unsatisfied Dependencies (-14200) | Argument(s) : Unable to close the Application |
Win_ScrollThumb
This keyword scrolls the thumb inside scrollbar. It takes thumb as Object Input Parameter.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one object as Object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Set Percentage |
Yes |
Specify the percentage to be set on n Scroll thumb. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the example above, if you want to right click on Find Flights Object, here is how you will use this keyword
Win_ScrollThumb
|
Object |
< Choose an OR object from the Object Repository > |
|
Set Percentage |
30 |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If no object is selected |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank.
|
|
|
If Percentage data is wrong |
Object not Found |
Object Not Found (-11100) DESCRIPTION: The object on which an action was supposed to be performed, was not found on the currently active page or view. This happens when the page is not properly loaded or the properties of the object are not exactly matched.
|
Win_SelectCheckBox
This Keyword selects a specified CheckBox. It takes a CheckBox Object as Input Parameter.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes CheckBox object as object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
|
Image |
Comments |
|
|
This keyword checks the specified checkbox on the given Desktop Application. |
In this example, this keyword selects the CheckBox 3 of the Desktop application.
While using this keyword, you should ensure that you are using this keyword with a relevant keyword (like Win_LaunchApplication) which can open your Desktop application having checkbox to be checked.
Here, is how you will use Win_SelectCheckBox keyword :
Win_SelectCheckBox
|
Object |
< Choose an checkbox object from the Object Repository > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it |
Unsatisfied Dependencies (-14200) |
Argument(s) : Unable to close the Application |
Win_SelectCheckBoxInGridCell
This keyword selects checkbox present in Grid cell. This keyword is mostly used in situations where you want to select checkbox present in Grid cell before performing any action on it. It takes a Grid Object as ObJect Input Parameter.It also takes RowIndex and ColumnIndex of the Grid cell as Data Input Parameter.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one Grid object as Object input argument. You can choose the object from your Object Repository. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Row Index |
Yes |
Specify Row Id of grid Cell. Starting index must be zero. |
|
Column Index |
Yes |
Specify Column Id of grid Cell. Starting index must be zero. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
Suppose you want to select the highlighted CheckBoxes in the Grid, then this is how you will use Win_SelectCheckBoxInGridCell Keyword:
Win_SelectCheckBoxInGridCell
|
Object |
< Choose your object from OR > |
|
Row Index |
1 |
|
Column Index |
2 |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) Insufficient Privileges (-14100)
|
Object not found -plugin-unable-to-take-screenshot-
|
|
When No object is provided. |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty. |
Win_SelectDropDownItem
This keyword selects the specified value in the given dropdown object. It takes Dropdown object as Object Input Argument and Value name as data input argument that has to be selected from the dropdown object.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes dropdown object from the OR as object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Value |
Yes |
Specify the Item to be selected from the drop down list. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
|
Image |
Comments |
|
|
This keyword selects the given value from the dropdown list. |
While using Win_SelectDropDownItem keyword, you should ensure that you are using this keyword with a relevant keyword (like Win_LaunchApplication) which can open your Desktop application having dropdown list of items.
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
|
When value to be selected from dropdown list is not given. Object Input Argument: Object given Data Input Argument: Item not given
|
Object Not Found (-11100) |
Cannot locate element with text: |
|
|
If Object in Object input argument and Value in Data input argument is not given Object Input Argument: Object not given Data Input Argument: Item not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
|
Win_SelectDropDownItemInGridCell
This Keyword selects the Dropdown Value in Grid Cell. This keyword is mostly used in situations where you want to select the dropdown value from a dropdown placed in a Grid cell before performing any action on it. It takes a Grid Object as Object Input Parameter.It also takes RowIndex and ColumnIndex of the Grid cell as Data Input Parameter.
For example, you want to select dropdown value in Grid cell.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes Grid object as Object input argument. You need to select the Grid Object in which you want to select the drop down value. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Row Index |
Yes |
Specify RowId of Grid Cell. Starting index must be zero. |
|
Column Index |
Yes |
Specify Column Id of Grid Cell. Starting index must be zero. |
|
Item |
Yes |
This Keyword takes the Item value which has to be selected from the dropdown. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the example above, if you want to select the value in marital status, here is how you will use Win_SelectDropDownInGridCell keyword.
Win_SelectDropDownInGridCell
|
Object |
< Choose your Grid object from OR > |
|
Row Index |
2 |
|
Column Index |
1 |
|
Item |
Married |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If object in Object Input Argument is given but Data input Argument not given Object Input Argument: Object given Data Input Argument: Item not given |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Data not provided for argument: ‘object’. Expected StaticValue was empty. |
|
If Object in Object input argument and Value in Data input argument is not given Object Input Argument: Object not given Data Input Argument: Item not given |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) | A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank |
Win_SelectListItem
This Keyword selects a specified Item from List View. It takes List View Object as Object Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword requires a Listview Object from the OR as Object Input Argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Value |
Yes |
Specify the Item to be selected from the List View. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the above Screenshot, if you want to select the List Item “Cloud” then you can do so by using Win_SelectListItem keyword as follows:
Win_SelectListItem
|
Object |
< Choose a List view Object from the OR > |
|
Value |
Cloud |
Note:
While using this keyword, you should ensure that you are using this keyword with a relevant keyword (like Win_LaunchApplication) which can open your Desktop application having checkbox to be checked.
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When Invalid Data Input Arguments are provided. Value : General |
Argument Data Invalid 13300)
DESCRIPTION: The data value for one or more input arguments was not what was expected. This might happen when the input is expected in a specific format or should be chosen from a predefined set of values. Check for spell errors and capsing. |
Actually Found :<general;editing;new default=”” span=””></general;editing;new> Recent Files History;File Association;Language;Highlighting; Print;Backup;Auto-Completion;Multi-Instance;Delimiter;Cloud;Search Engine;MISC.> and Expected : |
|
If object is not found |
Object Not Found (-11100)
DESCRIPTION: The object on which an action was supposed to be performed, was not found on the currently active page or view. This happens when the page is not properly loaded or the properties of the object are not exactly matched. |
N.A |
Win_SelectRadioButton
This keyword selects the specified Radio button. It takes a Radiobutton object as Object input argument.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes Radiobutton object as object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
|
URL |
Comments |
|
|
This keyword selects the specified radio button. |
In this example, this keyword selects the given radio button. While using this keyword, you should ensure that you are using this keyword with a relevant keyword (like Win_LaunchApplication) which can open your Desktop application having radio button(s).
Win_SelectRadioButton
|
Object |
< Choose a Radio Button Object From the OR > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When no Object is provided. Object Input Argument: Object given Data Input Argument: Item not given
|
Object Not Found (-11100) |
Cannot locate element with text: |
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) Insufficient Privileges (-14100)
|
Object not found -plugin-unable-to-take-screenshot-
|
Win_SelectRadioButtonInGridCell
This keyword selects radio button available inside any Grid cell. This keyword is mostly used in situations where you have to select radio button within your Grid cell. It takes a Grid Object as Object Input Parameter. It also takes Row Index and Column Index of the Grid cell separated by commas and placed in Square Brackets as Value as Data Input Parameter.
For example, you want to select radio button available inside any Grid cell and perform action on it.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one Grid object input argument. You can choose the Grid object from your Object Repository within which you want to select the Radio button. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Row Index |
Yes |
Specify the Row number of the Grid Cell in which radio button appears.
|
|
Column Index |
Yes |
Specify the Column number of the Grid cell in which radio button appears. Note: Column Index start from zero .
|
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the example table above, if you want to select “shirt size” as “S” radio button in 2nd Row last column, here is how you will use this “Win_SelectRadioButtonInGridCell” keyword .
Win_SelectRadioButtonInGridCell
|
Object |
< Choose your object from OR > |
|
Row Index |
1 |
|
Column Index |
1 |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If object in Object Input Argument is given but Data input Argument not given Object Input Argument: Object given Data Input Argument: not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Data not provided for argument: ‘object’. Expected StaticValue was empty. |
|
If Object in Object input argument and Value in Data input argument is not given Object Input Argument: Object not given Data Input Argument: Item not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Win_SelectTreeItem
This Keyword Selects the Item Specified in a given Tree. It takes Treeview Object and Value to be Selected in the given Tree as Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword requires a Treeview Object from the OR as Object Input Argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Value |
Yes |
Specify the Tree Item to be selected from the Tree View. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the above Screenshot, if you want to select the Tree Item “Images” then you can do so by using Win_SelectTreeItem keyword as follows:
Win_SelectTreeItem
|
Object |
< Choose a Tree view Object from the OR > |
|
Value |
Desktop::This PC::Desktop::autoit-v3.3.14.0::install::Examples::GUI::Simple |
You can provide the Data Input argument as follows:
Note:
While using this keyword, you should ensure that you are using this keyword with a relevant keyword (like Win_LaunchApplication) which can open your Desktop application having checkbox to be checked.
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When Invalid Data Input Arguments are provided. Value : General |
Argument Data Invalid 13300)
DESCRIPTION: The data value for one or more input arguments was not what was expected. This might happen when the input is expected in a specific format or should be chosen from a predefined set of values. Check for spell errors and capsing. |
Actually Found :<general;editing;new default=”” span=””></general;editing;new> Recent Files History;File Association;Language;Highlighting; Print;Backup;Auto-Completion;Multi-Instance;Delimiter;Cloud;Search Engine;MISC.> and Expected : |
|
If object is not found |
Object Not Found (-11100)
DESCRIPTION: The object on which an action was supposed to be performed, was not found on the currently active page or view. This happens when the page is not properly loaded or the properties of the object are not exactly matched. |
N.A |
Win_SelectTreeViewItem
This Keyword Selects the Item Specified in a given Tree. It takes Treeview Object and Value to be Selected in the given Tree as Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword requires a Treeview Object from the OR as Object Input Argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Value |
Yes |
Specify the Tree Item to be selected from the Tree View. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the above Screenshot, if you want to select the Tree Item “Images” then you can do so by using Win_SelectTreeViewItem keyword as follows:
Win_SelectTreeViewItem
|
Object |
< Choose a Tree view Object from the OR > |
|
Value |
Desktop::This PC::Desktop::autoit-v3.3.14.0::install::Examples::GUI::Simple |
You can provide the Data Input argument as follows:
Note:
While using this keyword, you should ensure that you are using this keyword with a relevant keyword (like Win_LaunchApplication) which can open your Desktop application having checkbox to be checked.
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When Invalid Data Input Arguments are provided. Value : General |
Argument Data Invalid 13300) DESCRIPTION: The data value for one or more input arguments was not what was expected. This might happen when the input is expected in a specific format or should be chosen from a predefined set of values. Check for spell errors and capsing. |
Actually Found :<general;editing;new default=”” span=””></general;editing;new> Recent Files History;File Association;Language; Highlighting; Print;Backup;Auto-Completion;Multi-Instance;Delimiter;Cloud; Search Engine;MISC.> and Expected : |
|
If object is not found |
Object Not Found (-11100)
DESCRIPTION: The object on which an action was supposed to be performed, was not found on the currently active page or view. This happens when the page is not properly loaded or the properties of the object are not exactly matched. |
N.A |
Win_TypeSecureText
This Keyword types the text in secure manner; by not displaying its actual content. It types given text in asterisk format (encrypted form). This Keyword is mostly used in situations where you do not want to share or display the text like password etc. It takes an object as object input argument and value as data input argument.
For win_TypeSecureText Keyword:
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one object input argument. You can choose web object from your Object Repository where you want to type the secure text. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Value |
Yes |
Here you need to provide the text to be typed as secure text. |
Output
|
It types the given text in encrypted format |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
|
Image |
Comments |
|
|
This keyword types the specified text in a secure manner within the specified Object. |
In the above screenshot if you want to type the “password” in a secure manner then you can use “Win_TypeSecureText” keyword as follows:
Win_TypeSecureText
|
Object |
< Choose the Object from OR > |
|
Value |
Password@1 |
When we provide a string value with Win_TypeSecureText keyword then it types the string in asterisk format.
The keyword is executed as follows:
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) Insufficient Privileges (-14100) |
Object not found -plugin-unable-to-take-screenshot- |
|
If Object in Object input argument and Value in Data input argument is not given Object Input Argument: Object not given Data Input Argument: Item not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Win_TypeTextInGridCell
This keyword types the specified Text in an Editable Textbox inside a Grid. It takes a Grid Object as Object Input Parameter. It also takes RowIndex and ColumnIndex of the Grid cell separated by commas and placed in Square Brackets as Value as Data Input Parameter.
For Win_TypeTextInGridCell Keyword:
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one Grid object input argument. You can choose the Grid object from your Object Repository within which you want to select the Radio button. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Row Index |
Yes |
Specify the Row number of the Grid Cell in which the Text box appears. |
|
Column Index |
Yes |
Specify the Column number of the Grid cell in which the Text box appears. Note: Column Index start from zero . |
|
Value |
Yes |
Specify the Text to be typed in the Text Area placed inside the Grid cell. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
|
URL |
Comments |
|
|
This keyword types the specified Text in the highlighted object inside Gridcell. |
In the above Screenshot, if you want to type the value “MyComment” in the highlighted Grid cell, you can do so by using Win_TypeTextInGridCell keyword as follows:
Win_TypeTextInGridCell
|
Row Index
|
1 |
|
Column Index
|
0 |
|
Value
|
MY Comment |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If object in Object Input Argument is given but Data input Argument not given Object Input Argument: Object given Data Input Argument: not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Data not provided for argument: ‘object’. Expected StaticValue was empty. |
|
If Object in Object input argument and Value in Data input argument is not given Object Input Argument: Object not given Data Input Argument: Item not given |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Win_TypeTextOnEditBox
This keyword types the specified Text in an Editable Textbox. It takes a Edit Box Object and text to be typed on Edit Box as input argument.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes an Edit Box object as object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Value |
yes |
Specify the Text to be typed in the Edit Box. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
|
Image |
Comments |
|
|
This keyword types the specified Text in the given Edit Box. |
In the above image, suppose you wish to type the Text “Micheal” in the Text Area which is editable then here is how you will use Win_TypeTextOnEditBox keyword:
Win_TypeTextOnEditBox
|
Object |
< Choose an Edit Box Object from OR > |
|
Value |
Micheal |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) Insufficient Privileges (-14100) |
Object not found -plugin-unable-to-take-screenshot- |
|
If Object in Object input argument and Value in Data input argument is not given Object Input Argument: Object not given Data Input Argument: Item not given |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) | A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank |
Win_VerifyGridCellText
This keyword verifies content available inside any grid cell. It is mostly used in situations where you have verify text of a cell in the grid.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one object input argument. You can choose the grid object from your Object Repository within which you want to verify text.
|
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Row Index |
Yes |
Specify the Row number of the Grid Cell in which text appears. Note: Row Index start from zero
|
|
Column Index |
Yes |
Specify the column number of the Grid Cell in which text appears. Note: Col Index start from zero
|
|
Expected Text |
Yes |
Expected Text to be verified
|
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the Keyword Fails |
Example
In the example table above, if you want to verify a text “of” from “width of area” available in “Comment” column i.e Column Index 3 and Row Index 1, we can verify it using this keyword, here is how you will use this keyword “Win_VerifyGridCellText”.
Win_VerifyGridCellText
|
Object |
< Choose your Grid Object From OR > |
|
Row Index |
< 1 > |
|
Column Index |
< 3 > |
|
Expected Text |
of |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If object is not found |
Object Not Found (-11100)
DESCRIPTION: The object on which an action was supposed to be performed, was not found on the currently active page or view. This happens when the page is not properly loaded or the properties of the object are not exactly matched. |
N.A |
|
If Expected Value Does not match With Actual value |
Verification Failed (-16100)
DESCRIPTION: The value which is required, was not found on the currently active page or view.
|
Actually Found :< Width > and Expected :< of > |
Win_VerifyGridColumnCount
This keyword verifies the number of columns corresponding to the specified grid RowIndex. It takes an OR Object of grid type as Object Input Argument and Row Index, Expected Column Count as Data Input Argument.
For example, you want to verify the number of columns in specified row of a grid.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one Grid object as Object input argument. You can choose the grid object from your Object Repository for which the Column Count has to be verified. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Row Index |
Yes |
Specify the Row number of the Grid Note: Row Index start from zero . |
|
Expected Column Count |
Yes |
Specify the number of expected Columns. Count Starts from ‘0’. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the Keyword fails |
Example
|
Application |
Comments |
|
|
This keyword verifies the number of columns in specified Grid row. |
In the example above, if you want to verify the number of columns in the highlighted row of the Grid then, use this keyword as shown below:
Win_VerifyGridColumnCount
|
Object |
< Choose your Grid Object From OR > |
|
Row Index |
1 |
|
Expected Column Count |
4 |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If object is not found |
Object Not Found (-11100) DESCRIPTION: The object on which an action was supposed to be performed, was not found on the currently active page or view. This happens when the page is not properly loaded or the properties of the object are not exactly matched. |
N.A |
|
If Expected Value Does not match With Actual value Row Index : 1 Count: 4 Object : Table |
Verification Failed (-16100) DESCRIPTION: The value which is required, was not found on the currently active page or view.
|
Actually Found : < 4 > and Expected is < 3 > |
Win_VerifyGridRowCount
This keyword verifies the number of rows in a grid. It takes an OR Object of Grid type as Object Input Argument and Expected Row Count as data input arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one Grid object as Object input argument. You can choose the grid object from your Object Repository for which the row count has to be verified. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Expected Row Count |
Yes |
Specify the number of expected rows. Count Starts from ‘0’. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the Keyword Fails |
Example
|
Application |
Comments |
|
|
This keyword verifies the number of rows in a grid. |
In the example above, if you want to verify the number of rows in the Grid then, use this keyword as shown below:
Win_VerifyGridRowCount
|
Object |
< Choose your Grid Object From OR > |
|
Expected Row Count |
< 10 > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If object is not found |
Object Not Found (-11100)
DESCRIPTION: The object on which an action was supposed to be performed, was not found on the currently active page or view. This happens when the page is not properly loaded or the properties of the object are not exactly matched. |
N.A |
|
If Expected Value Does not match With Actual value Row Index : 1 Count: 4 Object : Grid |
Verification Failed (-16100)
DESCRIPTION: The value which is required, was not found on the currently active page or view.
|
Actually Found : < 3 > and Expected is < 4 >
|
Win_VerifyObjectEnabled
This keyword verifies that the specified Object is enabled on the page or not. It is mostly used in situations where you have to provide an Object and want to verify that the particular object is enabled on the page or not.
For example, you want to verify the Object enabled.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one object as Object input argument. You need to select any object which needs to be verified.
|
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This Keyword does not require any Data Input Arguments.
|
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the example above, if you want to verify that Object Authentication Mode is enabled or not, here is how you will use this keyword
Win_VerifyObjectEnabled
|
Object |
< Choose an Object From OR > Here, Authentication Mode |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If the provided object doesn’t exist on the page |
Object Not Found (-11100) DESCRIPTION: The object on which an action was supposed to be performed, was not found on the currently active page or view. This happens when the page is not properly loaded or the properties of the object are not exactly matched. |
Object not found |
|
If Object is not Provided |
No Object Attached |
Win_VerifyObjectExists
This keyword verifies whether the specified object exist over the given page or not. It takes object as object input argument.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes Object from OR as object input argument which has to be verified. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
|
Image |
Comments |
|
|
This keyword verifies whether the specified ‘My Account’ object exist on the given page or not. |
Suppose you want to Verify that the highlighted object “My Account” Exists on the page then, this is how you will use “Win_VerifyObjectExist” keyword:
Win_VerifyObjectExist
|
Object |
< Choose an Object From OR > Here, “My Account” |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If the provided object doesn’t exist on the page |
Object Not Found (-11100)
DESCRIPTION: The object on which an action was supposed to be performed, was not found on the currently active page or view. This happens when the page is not properly loaded or the properties of the object are not exactly matched.
|
Object not found |
|
If Object is not Provided |
No Object Attached |
N.A |
Win_VerifyObjectPropertyValue
This keyword verifies the Value of the Specified Property of given object. It is mostly used in situations where you have to verify the property value of particular Object before clicking or performing any action on it. It takes an OR object along with PropertyName & Expected PropertyValue to be verified as input parameter.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes Object from OR as object input argument whose Property Value has to be verified. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Property Name |
Yes |
Specify the Property name of the Object whose Property Value has to be verified. For Example:- Xpath, Class, name, height etc. |
|
Expected Property Value |
Yes |
Specify the Expected Property Value Note :-This is Case Sensitive |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the example above, if you want to verify the property value of an object, here is how you will use Win_VerifyObjectPropertyValue keyword.
Win_VerifyObjectPropertyValue
|
Object |
< Choose Object from OR > |
|
Expected Property Value |
< 234 > |
|
Property Name |
< height > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If object is not found |
Object Not Found (-11100)
DESCRIPTION: The object on which an action was supposed to be performed, was not found on the currently active page or view. This happens when the page is not properly loaded or the properties of the object are not exactly matched. |
N.A |
|
If Expected Value Does not match With Actual value |
Verification Failed (-16100)
DESCRIPTION: The value which is required, was not found on the currently active page or view.
|
Actually Found : < 235 > and Expected is < 234 >
|
Win_VerifyObjectText
This keyword verifies if Specified Text exists on the object or not. It takes an OR object and text to be verified as input parameter.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes one object as Object Input argument. You can choose an Object from your Object Repository. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Expected Text |
Yes |
Specify the Expected Text that has to be matched with the current Text |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the Keyword fails |
Example
|
URL |
Comments |
|
|
This keyword Verifies the Text of a specified object on the page. |
In the above example we need to find the Text of the “Baahubali 2: The Conclusion” element on the page, we can do so by using “Win_VerifyObjectText” keyword as shown below:
Win_VerifyObjectText
|
Object |
< Choose your object from OR > Here, Baahubali 2: The Conclusion. |
|
Expected Text |
Baahubali 2: The Conclusion |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If object is not found |
Object Not Found (-11100)
DESCRIPTION: The object on which an action was supposed to be performed, was not found on the currently active page or view. This happens when the page is not properly loaded or the properties of the object are not exactly matched. |
N.A |
|
If Expected Value Does not match With Actual value |
Verification Failed (-16100)
DESCRIPTION: The value which is required, was not found on the currently active page or view.
|
Actually Found : < The Conclusion > and Expected is < Baahubali 2: The Conclusion >
|
Win_VerifyObjectValue
This keyword verifies the specified Object value. This keyword is mostly used in situations where you have to verify the Value of Particular Object on page before clicking or doing any action on it. It takes object and value to be verified as input parameter.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one object input argument. You need to select any object whose value needs to be verified. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Expected Value |
Yes |
Specify the Expected Value that has to be matched with the current value Tip: The Provided Value should be in string Format and is Case Sensitive. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the Keyword fails |
Example
In the example above, if you want to verify the Value of Find Flights Object, here is how you will use this keyword
Win_VerifyObjectValue
|
Object |
< Choose Object From OR > |
|
Expected Value |
< Search Now > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If object is not found |
Object Not Found (-11100)
DESCRIPTION: The object on which an action was supposed to be performed, was not found on the currently active page or view. This happens when the page is not properly loaded or the properties of the object are not exactly matched. |
N.A |
|
If Expected Value Does not match With Actual value |
Verification Failed (-16100)
DESCRIPTION: The value which is required, was not found on the currently active page or view.
|
Actually Found : < Find > and Expected is < Search Now >
|
Win_VerifyObjectVisible
This keyword verifies that the specified Object is Visible on the page or not. It is mostly used in situations where you have to verify that the particular Object is visible on page before clicking or performing any action on it.
For example, you want to verify the object visibility
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one object as Object input argument. You need to select the object whose visibility has to be verified.
|
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This Keyword does not take any Data Input Argument.
|
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the example above, if you want to Verify the Find Flights Object is Visible or not, here is how you will use this keyword.
Win_VerifyObjectVisible
|
Object |
< Choose Object From OR > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If the provided object doesn’t exist on the page |
Object Not Found (-11100) DESCRIPTION: The object on which an action was supposed to be performed, was not found on the currently active page or view. This happens when the page is not properly loaded or the properties of the object are not exactly matched. |
Object not found |
|
If Object is not Provided |
No Object Attached |
NA |
Win_SwitchExecutionMode
This Keyword facilitates to switch the playback mode. It takes a Coordinate/Object/Mix as Data input argument.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
No |
This keyword does not require any Object Input Argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Mode |
Yes |
Specify the Mode for Execution i.e Coordinate/Object/Mix |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
If you want to to switch the playback mode for EXecution then here, is how you will use Win_SwitchExecutionMode Keyword:
Win_SwitchExecutionMode
|
Mode |
< Specify the Mode for Execution > Here, Coordinate |
Note:
While using this keyword, you should ensure that you are using this keyword with a relevant keyword (like Win_LaunchApplication) which can open your Desktop application having checkbox to be checked.
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it |
Unsatisfied Dependencies (-14200) |
Win_WaitForWindow
This keyword waits for the specified window until window is completely visible on the screen. It takes title of the window as input parameter.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
No |
This keyword does not require any Object Input Argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Title |
Yes |
Specify the window title. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the above screenshot, if you want to waits for the specified window until window is completely visible on the screen here, is how you will use Win_waitForWindow Keyword:
Win_waitForWindow
|
Title |
< Specify the Title of the Window > Here, the highlighted portion |
Note:
While using this keyword, you should ensure that you are using this keyword with a relevant keyword (like Win_LaunchApplication) which can open your Desktop application having checkbox to be checked.
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When Invalid Data Input Argument is provided. |
Argument Data Invalid (-13300) DESCRIPTION: The data value for one or more input arguments was not what was expected. This might happen when the input is expected in a specific format or should be chosen from a predefined set of values. Check for spell errors and capsing. |
Unable to find window- title name . |
|
When the keyword is used without using Web_LaunchApplication Keyword prior to it |
Unsatisfied Dependencies (-14200) |
Win_GetAllWindowTitles
This keyword is used to retrieve the titles of all windows. It doesn’t take any object/data Input arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
No |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
True |
This keyword always passes successfully and retrieves titles of all windows of the desktop application(s). If you have not launched any desktop application then it retrieves titles of system programs running in the background. |
|
|
False |
This keyword never fails. |
|
Example
|
Image |
Comments |
|
|
Here, user wants to retrieve the titles of all windows. Example: VLC media player, VLSub 0.9, & Select one or more files to open |
In this screenshot, there are three windows (in open state) of the same application, if you want to retrieve the titles of those windows then you can use the “Win_GetAllWindowTitles” keyword as follows:
Win_GetAllWindowTitles
|
Object |
< No object required > |
Common Error conditions
There are no error scenarios for this keyword as it always passes successfully.
Win_GetCurrentWindowTitle
This keyword is used to retrieve the title of the current active window. It doesn’t take any object/data Input arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
No |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
True |
This keyword always passes successfully and retrieves the title of the current active window of the desktop application. If you have not launched any desktop application then it retrieves title of any of the application. |
|
|
False |
This keyword never fails. |
|
Example
|
Image |
Comments |
|
|
Here, user wants to retrieve the titles of the OpKey Auth window. |
In this screenshot, there are three windows (in open state) of the same application, if you want to retrieve the titles of those windows then you can use the “Win_GetCurrentWindowTitle” keyword as follows:
Win_GetCurrentWindowTitle
|
Object |
< No object required > |
Common Error conditions
There are no error scenarios for this keyword as it always passes successfully.
