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Unable to inspect element on rumba application screen using locator spy

Madhuri M

Hi 

I am not able to inspect elements on rumba mainframe black screen.

Able to inspect elements such as buttons like connection, file etcc but not black screen using locator spy. 

I am using silktest 20.5 version. 

Kindly respond.

Can provide more info if reuired.

Thanks in advance.

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    Hi  

    Have you enabled the Silk Test Rumba Plugin? This is required to recognize the Rumba Screen objects.

    The "Enable Silk Test Rumba Plugin" shortcut should be available from your Windows Start menu.

    If it is not available, the shortcut can typically be found here:

    • %PROGRAMDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Silk Test\Enable Silk Test Rumba Plugin.lnk

    Please ensure that you run the enabler with administrator privileges.

    Let me know if that helps.

    Regards
    Robert

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