As we are using QTP 9.1 version, is there is any method to
connect the remote desk top?
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Answer / azhar
Althoug testing is typically done on site; meaning that the
testers connect to a server machine.
QTP is also used to test web sites so in this sence when
you are testing a web page then you are connecting to a
remote computer which is not physically available in the
testing environment.
Also if you have access and permission through the remote
desktop you can test the application.
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