difference between GetRoProperry and GetToProperty.and where we've to use

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where we've to use exactly those properties

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difference between GetRoProperry and GetToProperty.and where we've to use exactly those prope..

Answer / sandeep guttikonda

GetROProperty and GetTOProperty both comes under methods in
QTP.

1) GetROProperty: We can you this method to capture runtime
property value into variable.
OR
We can use this method to capture the object property value
from the application

Code:
For window Application:
Variable = Window("Window Name").Dialog("Dialog
Name").Object("Object Name").GetROProperty("Property Name")

For Web Application:
Variable = Browser("Browser Name").Page("Page Name").Frame
("Frame Name").Object("Object Name").GetROProperty
("Property Name")

Example: To know the whether the push button is enabled or
not during runtime.

Variable = Window("Flight").Dialog("Login").Winbutton
("Start").GetROProperty("Enabled")

Here if the button is Enabled during runtime the Variable
is asgined with "True" else "False".

2) GetTOProperty: We can you this method to capture Test
Object property value into variable.
OR
We can use this method to capture the object property value
from the Object Repository.

Code:
For window Application:
Variable = Window("Window Name").Dialog("Dialog
Name").Object("Object Name").GetTOProperty("Property Name")

For Web Application:
Variable = Browser("Browser Name").Page("Page Name").Frame
("Frame Name").Object("Object Name").GetTOProperty
("Property Name")

Example: To know the value of Push button Enabled propety
from the Object Repository.

Variable = Window("Flight").Dialog("Login").Winbutton
("Start").GetTOProperty("Enabled")

Here it will give the value of the property that is stored
in the object repository.

Please le me know if you need further info.

Thanks.

Regards,
Sandeep Guttikonda.

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difference between GetRoProperry and GetToProperty.and where we've to use exactly those prope..

Answer / andy

GetToProperty: returns the specific property value from the
test object properties descriptions.

GetRoProperty: returns the current property value of the
object durting the test run.

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difference between GetRoProperry and GetToProperty.and where we've to use exactly those prope..

Answer / rida

GetRoProperty:--(Get Run Time object Property)
At the time of execution, properties of an object may
change. These properties at execution time is called
RunTime object property.
EG:- x co-ordinate of insert order button should be 125.

(OR)

In some web applications like in Naukri some of
objects are blinking that type of object is run time

(OR)

ScreenSavers.

GetToProperty:-- The property of an object at the time of
learning(recording)

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difference between GetRoProperry and GetToProperty.and where we've to use exactly those prope..

Answer / raju

RO means: Run Time Objective
TO means: Test objective

For example one “OK” is available on one window. That
button contains for example 24 properties, particular 1 or
2 more mandatory properties stored into the OR.

If u wants to know “OK” button all objective properties
using GetRoProperties.

If u wants to know “OK” button which are stored into the OR
using GetToProperties.

according to my knowledge this is correct.

Raju
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difference between GetRoProperry and GetToProperty.and where we've to use exactly those prope..

Answer / hari

GetTOProperty: Gets the Test Object Property i.e., it gets
only the mapped object properties value from the OR.

GetROProperty: Gets the Runtime Object Property i.e., it
gets any of the object properties value from the complete
list of properties available for that particular control.

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