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  1. From the Expand Menu, click Develop.

  2. Click the Objects tab.

  3. Do one of the following:

    • To create a parent object, click Create Object.

    • To create a child object, from the left pane, point to the parent object under which you want to add, click the Create New Object button (

      ) as shown in the following figure:

  4. Enter Object Name and Description.

  5. Select Class from the drop-down list.

  6. Select Locator Type and enter its associated Locator Value.

  7. To use the SmartLocator feature during the execution, select the SmartLocator checkbox.

  8. (Optional) Enter Time Out in seconds.

  9. (Optional) Enter Polling Interval in milliseconds.

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    If you specify Time Out and Polling Interval, Qualitia uses the Explicit Wait mode during the execution by overriding these values specified in the associated execution profile. 

  2. (Optional) To continue adding another object, select the Create Another checkbox.

  3. Click Save.

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  1. From the Expand Menu, click Develop.

  2. Click the Objects tab.

  3. Do one of the following:

    • To create a parent object, click Create Object.

    • To create a child object, from the left page, point to the parent object under which you want to add, click the Create New Object button (

      )

  4. From the Technology drop-down list, select Mobile.

  5. Enter Object Name and Description.

  6. Select Class from the drop-down list.

  7. Select Locator Type and enter its associated Locator Value.

  8. In the Search Class field, enter the class details displayed in the Appium Inspector or UIAutomatorViewer and then click the Search icon.  
    This will automatically select the Qualitia Class of the object.

  9. Do one of the following:

    • To add an Android application object, select Android Locator Type and enter its associated Android Locator Value 

    • To add an iOS application object, select iOS Locator Type and enter its associated iOS Locator Value.

  10. (Optional) To continue adding another object, select the Create Another checkbox.

  11. Click Save.

Editing an Object

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You need to edit an object when its name or properties change. Also, you can place an object under another parent object or make it independent.

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  • If you want to change the locator type and the locator value for an object, you must disable its SmartLocator checkbox.

  • All the objects captured under different hierarchies can be transferred into another parent object tree or made independent. To change the Object Hierarchy, perform the following steps:

    • On the left pane of the Objects tab, select the object that you want to move.

    • Drag and drop the selected object under another parent object or make it independent within the left pane.

Editing an Image Object

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You need to edit an image object when its name or properties change. Also, you can place an object under another parent object or make it independent.

To edit an image object:

  1. From the Expand Menu, click Develop.

  2. Click the Objects tab.

  3. Do one of the following:

    • To edit a parent object, click Edit Object.

    • To edit a child object, from the left pane, select the parent object under which you want to add, click the Edit Object button (

      ).

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  4. Edit the following fields:

    1. Image Accuracy: Lets you specify the image pixel accuracy value. The value ranges between 1 - 100. If you set image accuracy value to, say, 10, then it will verify the image object by matching 10% pixels of the image. The default value is 70.

    2. Time out new:: Lets you specify the execution time in seconds up to which you want the object to be searched.

    3. Polling Interval: Lets you specify the polling interval in milliseconds

    4. Class: Lets you select the desired class.You can also

  5. To change the pointer position of the image

    by clicking

    , click on

    that image

    the image and set the pointer to the desired location:

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  6. Click Done.

  7. Click Save.

The object is saved with the revised fields or properties. 

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