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soda's avatar
soda
Contributor
12 years ago

Multiple NameMapping files?

We have a 32bit version and a 64 bit version of our product.  The difference in the objects were great enough we chose to create two different namemapping files.  We created a 32bit subfolder inside t...
rrivest's avatar
rrivest
Contributor
9 years ago
function NameMappingSample()
{
  // Specifies the installed version of Internet Explorer
  var ver = Options.IESettings.GetInternetExplorerMajorVersion();

  // Sets the name mapping configuration
  if (ver > 7)
    NameMapping.CurrentConfigurationName = "IE8";
  else
    NameMapping.CurrentConfigurationName = "IE6&7";

  // Performs testing actions
  …

}

Have you thought of using NameMapping Configuration, which can be changed by script at runtime...

 

 

 

  • Ravik's avatar
    Ravik
    Super Contributor
    9 years ago

    Agree with rrivest ,

     

    No need to create multiple name mapping, Create multiple configuration and use those.

     

    Set OSInfo = Sys.OSInfo

    If OSInfo.Windows64bit Then

    NameMapping.CurrentConfigurationName = "NM_64Bit"

    Else

    NameMapping.CurrentConfigurationName = "NM_32Bit"

    End If

     

    where NM_64Bit & NM_32Bit are your name mapping configuration