Locator: the locator type and locator of the object.

In the Object view, you can view and edit: Details about a captured object are displayed in the Object view as follows: Go to Tests Explorer> Object Repository, and select the desired Windows object. You can view and edit the locator and properties of a captured object in the Object view.

To add the captured objects to the Object Repository, click OK and select the target folder where you want to save the objects. Properties table: all properties of the captured objects.Locator: the generated object locator that can be customized.To generate the object locator of the desired locator type, click on the Generate button. Locator Strategy: the type of object locator to identify the Windows element.The Object Properties section allows you to configure the following information: You can view and edit the object name, locator and properties before adding it to the Object Repository. The detailed information is displayed in the Object Properties section.

To view details about a captured object, click on it. The Captured Objects section shows all the captured Windows elements you want to add to the Object Repository. This helps verify the selected Windows element. When an object is selected in the All Objects section, the position of the associated element is highlighted in the Screen View. The added object is then displayed in the Captured Objects section.

To add a Windows object, check the checkbox on the left of the desired Windows object. The All Objects section shows a tree of all the objects of the AUT, including the associated Windows element names (highlighted in blue) and tag names. When the application under test (AUT) is started, the utility captures all available Windows objects on the current window of the AUT and displays them in the All Objects section. In the Configurations section, you can specify:Ĭonfiguration: the WinAppDriver URL and desired capabilities.Īpplication File: the absolute path to the Windows executable file (*.exe) of the testing machine. The Spy Windows Objects dialog is displayed as below: Configurations To open the utility, from the main toolbar, click on the Spy Windows Object button. To learn how to set up and run WinAppDriver, see: Set up WinAppDriver.

WinAppDriver is running on the test machine.

This article introduces you to the components of the Windows spy utility in Katalon Studio. The Windows spy utility helps capture test objects quickly and allows you to specify several object properties and locator strategies.

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