Class Mapping in Winrunner

Class Mapping concept is explained in Custom Objects . Winrunner (WR) also provides class mapping. The Class Mapping enables you to map a custom class to a Standard class.

You can map the classes by two ways.

• By using Winrunner editor. Use GUI Map editor from Tools Menu.


• By setting dynamically through TSL (Test Script language) code. See following code snippet.

Code:

 
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Method : WindowsCustomTextbox 
# Author : T.Palani Selvam
# Purpose : It directs the execution according to actions in text box & mapping with given class.  
# Parameters: 
#     sCtrlName - contains name of that control.
#     sAction - contains type of the action should be happened.
#     sData - contains data to be checked or played in controls.
#     sCustomClass - contains class name to be mapped.
# Returns :   Integer - returns int value (TRUE = 1 or non-Zero, FALSE = 0)
# Caller : 
# Calls  : - Nil -
#Logical expressions are assigned the value 1 if true, and 0 if false - From TSL Reference.
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------
public function WindowsCustomTextbox(in sCtrlName,in sAction,in sData, in sCustomClass) {
auto sResult;
auto sMappedClass;
auto sLocation;

 get_class_map(sCustomClass , sMappedClass);    #Get mapped Class name.
 #Verify thr control name type.
 sLocation = IdentifyType(sCtrlName);
 if (sLocation != "") {
  sCtrlName = "{class: edit,MSW_class: " & sCustomClass & ",location: " & sLocation & " }";
 }
  
 if (sMappedClass != "edit") {
  set_class_map(sCustomClass , "edit");   #Mapping.
  sResult = WindowsTextbox(sCtrlName,sAction,sData);
  unset_class_map(sCustomClass);      #released mapping.
 }else {
  sResult = WindowsTextbox(sCtrlName,sAction,sData);
 }
 return sResult;
 
} #end of function WindowsCustomTextbox