Documented here on MOS you will find information with regards to the net effect of adding the SWECmd=AutoOn instruction. It’s essentially a STA (Siebel Test Automation) feature, but can be handy at times to quickly identify an Object in Tools. Especially the “RN” attribute.
Quoted from My Oracle Support (Doc ID 1594954.1):
OpenUI framework would provide the automation attributes in the HTML DOM
RN – Siebel repository name of the element
UN – Display name that logically identifies the HTML element
OT – Object type of Siebel HTML element (e.g. Button, JComboBox, etc.)
SweCmd=AutoOn is needed when you launch the application.
DOM structure for New Button/Combobox with Automation support:
<button id=”s_1_1_7_0_Ctrl” class=”appletButton” type=”button” data-display=”New” title=”Accounts:New” ot=”Button” rn=”NewRecord” un=”New” style=””>New</button>
<input type=”text” name=”s_2_1_87_0″ value=”NY” aria-labelledby=”State_Label” aria-label=”State” style=”height: 24px; width: 120px;” maxlength=”10″ class=”ui-autocomplete-input siebui-input-popup” autocomplete=”off” role=”textbox” aria-autocomplete=”list” aria-haspopup=”true” ot=”JComboBox” rn=”State” un=”State” aria-disabled=”true” readonly=”readonly” aria-describedby=”s_2_1_87_0_icon”>
Enjoy it :-)
