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Colin_McCrae
12 years agoCommunity Hero
That only allows you to change the property values used to identify the items stored in the map, it doesn't allow different objects.
I tend to just use one big name map file and split the applications/sites using Aliases.
It's not ideal (or as good as OR's in QTP) but I'm getting used to it now and it does the job. I guess it helps that most of the stuff I've been working on since I started using TC is very dynamic so not a massive amount of name mapping required. Most things I need to identify by sifting through the DOM during the run.
When it gets too big though, I suspect I'll end up setting up a second project/suite.
I tend to just use one big name map file and split the applications/sites using Aliases.
It's not ideal (or as good as OR's in QTP) but I'm getting used to it now and it does the job. I guess it helps that most of the stuff I've been working on since I started using TC is very dynamic so not a massive amount of name mapping required. Most things I need to identify by sifting through the DOM during the run.
When it gets too big though, I suspect I'll end up setting up a second project/suite.