Is it possible to find the absolute XPath path of desktop application elements?

Question

Automation

Good day to all readers!
At work, I was given the task of automating the GUI of a desktop application (I don’t give the name, based on non-disclosure conditions) and immediately ran into the problem of finding the absolute XPath path to the application elements. For automation, I chose the Winium.Cruciatus framework.
Here is an XPath with a relative path where I find the element I need:
var TextBoxElement = win.FindElement(By.XPath(".//*[@ClassName = 'PasswordBox' and contains(@LocalizedControlType, 'field')]") );
Here is an XPath with an absolute path that I tried to write, but it did not work and the TextBoxElement variable was set to null, I looked for this path through WInAppUiRecorder:
var TextBoxElement = win.FindElement(By.XPath("/Pane[@Name=\"Desktop\"][@ClassName=\"#32769\"]/Window[@Name=\"Application Name\"][ @ClassName=\"Window\"]/Tab[@ClassName=\"TabControl\"]/TabItem[@Name=\"Connection\"][@ClassName=\"TabItem\"]/Custom[@Classname=\ "CredentialBoxControl\"]/Edit=\"PasswordBox\"]"));
OS: Windows 7.
Development environment: Visual Studio 2015.
I am attaching a screenshot of the DOM tree in Inspect, through which I am looking for an element:

Please help me with solving the problem. Searching for an element in a relative path takes a very long time.

Answer 1

Thank you for your attention! I settled on the decision to prescribe an absolute / relative path, for example: *

[@ClassName = 'Window' and @Name = 'Быстрый поиск услуг']/*[@ClassName = 'TextBox' and @LocalizedControoType = 'поле']

etc.