While automating a process involving a browser based application a popup window from the browser application appears that you need to work with. When you try to spy the popup window and its elements, Blue Prism throws the following error: "There was an error during the spying operation." Which of the following would be the most appropriate workaround?
When automating a process involving browser-based applications and encountering issues with pop-up windows, the recommended approach is to create a new, separate object dedicated to interacting with the popup. This object can be configured to attach to the running instance of the popup and can provide an alternative method for spying elements, which can help resolve any errors encountered during the regular spying operation. This approach allows the automation to handle pop-ups more effectively and ensures that the process can continue smoothly.
The solution is C: https://community.blueprism.com/communities/community-home/digestviewer/viewthread?GroupId=97&MID=919&CommunityKey=3b501789-976c-4cfa-b9db-88307c6a0a86&tab=digestviewer&ReturnUrl=%2Fcommunities%2Fcommunity-home%2Fdigestviewer%3FMessageKey%3D021c318d-be94-4991-9385-79a389bdf3a0%26CommunityKey%3D3b501789-976c-4cfa-b9db-88307c6a0a86
Depending on how the web application has been built, you might need to create a separate business object to interface with a popup window. This will be the case if you see the “A spying error has occurred” error message. A new object will need to be configured to attach to a running instance of the popup, rather than launching something. Pop-up windows may need to be spied using Win32 or AA mode instead of the usual HTML mode. To speed up development, it might be best to build a separate generic object to handle IE pop-up windows.
Ans :C
ans is c
After reading a lot of extra materials, i agree with the answer C