what are the 5 types of objects in qtp
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Answer / dharmendra
hi Anand Hippargi,
i m not agree with ur last object defined.
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Answer / anand hippargi
QTP supports 6 types of objects:
Standard Windows Object – Methods and Properties within
this object can be used for testing standard windows
objects
ActiveX Objects – Methods and Properties within this object
can be used for testing ActiveX objects
Visual Basic Objects – Methods and Properties within this
object can be used for testing Visual Basic objects
Web Objects – Methods and Properties within this object can
be used for testing Web Objects
Utility Objects – Methods and Properties within this
object can be used for testing Utility Objects
Supplemental Objects - Methods and Properties within this
object can be used for testing Supplemental objects
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Answer / siva
while installation basically 3 objects are placed in ADDIN manager of the qtp that are VISUAL BASIC , WEB AND ACTIVE - X. If we need any of other objects we need to buy it. and install it into the add in manager then QTP will able to provide the compatibility of the perticuler platform.
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Answer / praveen m
It means object models.
AOM
DOM
COM
Dictionary object
Properties collection object
Regular Expression object
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I have 5 save buttons in my application on 5 different tabs one after the another . I have spy them and added each of them in my OR. My Or is able to highlight each button on each of the 5 tabs. But when I run the script it does not click the object.Is there anything I have to edit in OR. Any property to add or delete? Below are the properties of 5 save buttons. My code for each is like browser().page().savebutton1.click Browser().page.savebutton2.click Properties of 5 buttons Dhopare, Namita Sent: September 2, 2015 2:57 PM To: Vullengala, Jagadeeshchandra "Class Name:=WebButton", "abs_x:=718", "abs_y:=693", "class:=Button", "disabled:=0", "height:=22", "html id:=btnSaveTab1", "html tag:=INPUT", "innerhtml:=", "innertext:=", "name:=Save", "outerhtml:=<input id=""btnSaveTab1"" class=""Button"" onclick=""document.getElementById('a1').click();"" name=""btnSaveTab1"" value=""Save"" type=""button"">", "outertext:=", "type:=button", "value:=Save", "visible:=True", "width:=41", "x:=718", "y:=616" "Class Name:=WebButton", "abs_x:=687", "abs_y:=571", "class:=Button", "disabled:=0", "height:=22", "html id:=btnSave", "html tag:=INPUT", "innerhtml:=", "innertext:=", "name:=Save", "outerhtml:=<input id=""btnSave"" class=""Button"" onclick=""document.getElementById('a2').click();"" value=""Save"" type=""button"">", "outertext:=", "type:=button", "value:=Save", "visible:=True", "width:=40", "x:=687", "y:=494" "Class Name:=WebButton", "abs_x:=635", "abs_y:=478", "class:=Button", "disabled:=0", "height:=23", "html id:=", "html tag:=INPUT", "innerhtml:=", "innertext:=", "name:=Save", "outerhtml:=<input class=""Button"" onclick=""document.getElementById('a3').click();"" value=""Save"" type=""button"">", "outertext:=", "type:=button", "value:=Save", "visible:=True", "width:=41", "x:=635", "y:=401" "Class Name:=WebButton", "abs_x:=695", "abs_y:=558", "class:=Button", "disabled:=0", "height:=22", "html id:=BtnExternalPartySve", "html tag:=INPUT", "innerhtml:=", "innertext:=", "name:=Save", "outerhtml:=<input id=""BtnExternalPartySve"" class=""Button"" onclick=""document.getElementById('a4').click();"" value=""Save"" type=""button"">", "outertext:=", "type:=button", "value:=Save", "visible:=True", "width:=41", "x:=695", "y:=481" "Class Name:=WebButton", "abs_x:=672", "abs_y:=642", "class:=Button", "disabled:=0", "height:=22", "html id:=", "html tag:=INPUT", "innerhtml:=", "innertext:=", "name:=Save", "outerhtml:=<input class=""Button"" onclick=""document.getElementById('a5').click();"" value=""Save"" type=""button"">", "outertext:=", "type:=button", "value:=Save", "visible:=True", "width:=40", "x:=672", "y:=565" Previous Item Next Item Connected to Microsoft Exchange