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tristaanogre
15 years agoEsteemed Contributor
The difference is that, in Standard Edition, all you can do is record and code tests against the GUI of the Internet Explorer window without being able to reference the specific objects within the web page (like links, buttons, form fields, etc).
In Enterprised Edition, you can examine and utilize links and other such objects as the objects.
Here's clicking on a link in Standard:
Here's clicking on the same link in Enterprise:
In Enterprised Edition, you can examine and utilize links and other such objects as the objects.
Here's clicking on a link in Standard:
Aliases.iexplore.wndIEFrame.FrameTab.TabWindowClass.ShellDocObjectView.InternetExplorerServer.Click(139, 267);
Here's clicking on the same link in Enterprise:
Aliases.iexplore.HomePage.NavigationPanel.LinkTable.Cell5.MyLink.Click;