Using QTP checkpoint, where do you store your expected Properties of the objec

Using QTP checkpoint, where do you store your expected
Properties of the object which later compares with the
actual properties of the object???

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Answer / shruthi

Hi ,

Store your expected property of the object in any variable
or still can parameterise it, and again using any
Environment object you can store the actual property of the
object and compare.

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Answer / firoz shaik

Hi I am Firoz.
Think that, you have to verify the value of a text box,
Dim act, exp
exp = "Firoz"
' for ex, the expected value of the text value is Firoz
then store Firoz in a variable.
act = Browser("Browser").Page("Page").GetROProperty("value")

If Strcomp(Exp, Act, 1) = 0
Msgbox "The expected value"&exp"is same as Actual Value"&Act
else
Msgbox "The expected value"&exp"is not same as Actual
Value"&Act
End If

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Answer / vijay

we can assign it to a variable
expval=true
act val=<obj hierarchy>,getroprperty().

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Answer / prasad

Dear Shruti,

Pls give an example
How can we create a variable?
which format it should be?
what is its extention??

Pls give an example for an web button.

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