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When should we use the DOM to access objects in web applications?

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When should we use the DOM to access objects in web applications?

When should we use the DOM to access objects in web applications?

(OP)
Hi all,
In which cases should we use the DOM to access objects in web applications instead of using the regular Object Repository, some examples could help a lot.

Regards,
auto2
 

RE: When should we use the DOM to access objects in web applications?

Depends on the web app in question - sometimes it's not advisable at all.  Can you give further details of what you are automating, and perhaps I could be more specific...

Cheers,
Dave

"Yes, I'll stop finding bugs in the software - as soon as you stop writing bugs into the software."  <-- Me

For all your testing needs: forum1393: Systems & Software Testing

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