Mozilla Firefox Support
Silk Test now includes playback support for applications running in:
• Mozilla Firefox 17
• Mozilla Firefox 18
• Mozilla Firefox 19
• Mozilla Firefox 20
• Mozilla Firefox 21
Google Chrome Support
Silk Test now includes playback support for applications running in:
• Google Chrome 22
• Google Chrome 23
• Google Chrome 24
• Google Chrome 25
• Google Chrome 26
• Google Chrome 27
Rumba 9.0 Support
Silk Test now supports Rumba 9.0.
SAPGUI Client 7.30
Silk Test now supports SAPGUI client 7.30.
Invoking Static Methods of the Application Under Test
In addition to dynamically invoking any method that the underlying object in the application under test
defines, for a Windows Forms or a WPF control you can now dynamically invoke all static methods that are
defined by the object in the application under test, as well as all user defined static methods.
6 | What's New in Silk Test
Usability Enhancements
You can now define whether you want to match attribute names case-sensitive or not
Use the new OPT_LOCATOR_ATTRIBUTES_CASE_SENSITIVE option to specify whether you want to
match attribute names case-sensitive or not. The default setting is case insensitive.
New Borland YouTube Channel
You can now access the new Borland Channel on YouTube to see videos about Silk Test.
Silk Test Knowledge Base on Silk Test Community
The Silk Test Knowledge Base is now located in the Silk Test community. If you have a question about Silk
Test, you can now use the advanced search functionality in the Silk Test community to find an answer.
Image Recognition Support
Image recognition methods now enable you to conveniently interact with test applications that contain
highly customized controls, which cannot be identified using object recognition or text recognition. Instead
of clicks with relative coordinates, you can now use image clicks to click on a specified image. Additionally,
you can use the image representation of an object in the UI of your application under test to verify that the
object exists and looks as expected.
Locator Spy Displays All Attributes
The locator attributes table of the Locator Spy now displays all attributes that you can use in the locator.
For Web applications, the table now also includes any attributes that you have defined to be ignored during
recording.
Object Maps in Silk4NET
You can now use object maps in Silk4NET. An object map is a test asset that contains items that associate
a logical name (an alias) with a control or a window, rather than the control or window's locator. Once a
control is registered in an object map asset, all references to it in scripts are made by its alias, rather than
by its actual locator name.
