Capturing elements in Avo Assure

Avo Assure allows the user to capture the business application's URL and to use it to create Element Repository. There are different methods and options available with the users while capturing the window.

This document includes:

Understanding the capture window Overview of the capture window

Understanding the capture window

• Enter Window Name/Process ID: The user needs to enter the business application's URL/Process ID of the screen required to be captured.

• Capture Element: It is used to select the element we want to capture. We can capture both the visible elements and non-visible elements like scripts.

• Capture type: It allows us to capture the type of the elements we want to capture from the drop down like radio button, textbox, full screen, drop down etc.

• Method: User can select the method for capturing the screen. There are two methods available UIA and Win32.

• Option: Using this option, we can capture the screen using the manual or auto option.

Following are the methods available with us while capturing the window.

Method	Description
Capture type	This type includes various element types, allowing users to choose the necessary element type and capture the elements accordingly.
Visible	This method captures visible elements in the Application Under Test (AUT) by selecting appropriate element capture types from the dropdown
All	This enables capturing all elements in the AUT, including hidden elements regardless of their capture type.
Manual	This method allows capturing elements manually by navigating to the AUT.
Delay	This method works for elements that have longer loading time in the AUT, such as alert popups, hence this option specifies a certain amount of time for these elements to load before capturing them.
IRIS (Used in Desktop)	It is used to capture the elements based on coordinates and positions on the application under test.
Actionable (Used in SAP)	It captures the elements based on the actions that we selected from the drop down. It will capture the visible elements in the screen.