BrowserBaseState Class

Ensures that the browser that is specified by the Executable property is running and ready for testing. The base state additionally navigates to the URL that is specified by the Url property and brings the browser to the front. The browser base state is executed as follows:

• Try to attach the agent to the browser.
  • If the test object, which is specified by the Locator property, is found, the base state navigates to the given URL, brings the browser to the front, and returns the found test object.
  • If the test object is not found the browser is started with the command line as specified in browserBaseStateInfo and the agent attaches to the browser.
• The agent waits until the test object is found. The timeout can be specified with the option Options.ObjectResolveTimeout. To change the timeout see the SetOption method of the Desktop class.
  • If the test object is found within the given timeout the base state navigates to the given URL, brings the browser to the front and returns the found test object.
  • If no test object is found after the timeout an Exception is thrown.

C#

public class BrowserBaseState: IBaseState

VB

'Declaration
Public Class BrowserBaseState _
Implements IBaseState