ObjectRepositorySchema Schema
StandardPropertiesType Complex Type
ObjectRepositorySchema Schema : StandardPropertiesType Complex Type
Description
A complex type that enables you to define properties and values in an object.
Namespacehttp://www.mercury.com/qtp/ObjectRepository
Diagram
Parameter ElementArguments ElementSequenceVisualRelation ElementSequenceVisualRelations ElementValue ElementChoiceSequenceStandardProperty ElementSequenceStandardPropertiesType Complex Type
Overview
StandardPropertiesType
A complex type that enables you to define properties and values in an object.
Sequence
StandardProperty 0..∞ StandardPropertyType Complex Type
A property of an object.
Name required xs:string
The property name. The property name. The Name must be a supported property for the test object class. For a list of supported properties for a particular test object class, refer to the relevant object in the Object Model Reference.
Flags required xs:string
Property bit flags. Do not add or modify this attribute manually.
InnerType required xs:string
The inner setting of a property. Do not add or modify this attribute manually.
Type required xs:string
The property value type. Possible values: STRING, NUMBER, BOOL
Sequence
Choice
Value StandardPropertyValueType Complex Type
The value of the property for properties set to a constant value.
RegularExpression optional xs:boolean
Indicates whether the value should be evaluated as a regular expression.
IgnoreSpace optional xs:boolean
Indicates whether the value should be evaluated ignoring the spaces.
MatchCase optional xs:boolean
Indicates whether the value should be evaluated with exact match by case.
NotExactMatch optional xs:boolean
Indicates whether the value should be evaluated with not exact match.
Formula optional xs:boolean
Indicates whether the value is an MS Excel formula.
VisualRelations VRIRelationsType Complex Type
The Visual Relations property of the object.
Sequence
VisualRelation 0..∞ VRIRelationType Complex Type
A single visual relation definition, which contains the details of a single visual relationship between a related object and the test object.
RelatedObjectPath required xs:string
The full object hierarchy of the related object. For example: "Browser("Advantage Shopping").Page("Advantage Shopping").WebEdit("subjectTextareaContactUs")"
RelativePosition required xs:string
The position of the specified related object relative to the object to identify. Possible values: left, right, above, below, contains, closest-x, closest-y, closest
Sequence
Arguments 0..∞
The parent element containing additional name-value definitions for a VisualRelation object.
Sequence
Argument 0..∞ VRIArgumentType Complex Type
A single name-value definition for a VisualRelation object.
Sequence
Name xs:string
The name of the visual relation argument.
Value VRIArgumentValueType Complex Type
The value of the visual relation argument.
Type required xs:string
The type of the visual relation argument. Possible value: Inline
Parameter StandardPropertyParameterType Complex Type
The name of the parameter for parameterized properties.
RegularExpression optional xs:boolean
Indicates whether the value should be evaluated as a regular expression.
IgnoreSpace optional xs:boolean
Indicates whether the value should be evaluated ignoring the spaces.
MatchCase optional xs:boolean
Indicates whether the value should be evaluated with exact match by case.
NotExactMatch optional xs:boolean
Indicates whether the value should be evaluated with not exact match.
Formula optional xs:boolean
Indicates whether the value is an MS Excel formula.
Type optional xs:string
The type of parameter.
Used By
Source
<xs:complexType name="StandardPropertiesType" xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
  <xs:annotation>
    <xs:documentation>A complex type that enables you to define properties and values in an object.</xs:documentation>
  </xs:annotation>
  <xs:sequence>
    <xs:element name="StandardProperty" type="tns:StandardPropertyType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded">
      <xs:annotation>
        <xs:documentation>A property of an object.</xs:documentation>
      </xs:annotation>
    </xs:element>
  </xs:sequence>
</xs:complexType>
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