What do you do if QTP doesn't recognize object ,what action should be take

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What do you do if QTP doesn't recognize object ,what action
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What do you do if QTP doesn't recognize object ,what action should be taken..

Answer / uday kumar. a

QTP does not recognize the object means, you dont have
proper add-ins. In this case, QTP treats the objects as non-
standard objects. We can map these non-standard objects to
standard objects by using virtual object wizard. Once
mapped sucessfully, QTP can identify the objects.

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What do you do if QTP doesn't recognize object ,what action should be taken..

Answer / mns

Steps to handle the non recognised(Or Custom objects) objects
1. Load proper AddIn(for example load web addin to recognise the HTML objects )
2. If then also not recognised, Class mapping (to closet class)

3. If then also not, then try writting some test(wrapper dlls) API's

4. Other wise go for low level recording or mapping to virtual object, but it's not reliable method. Smart identification will be handy only if objects are getting recognised.

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What do you do if QTP doesn't recognize object ,what action should be taken..

Answer / kalyan

Uday Kumar.A answer is correct. I am very sure about it.

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What do you do if QTP doesn't recognize object ,what action should be taken..

Answer / srinivasamurthy

one is Using Virtual Object wizard Qtp,
Other one is Smart Identification .

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What do you do if QTP doesn't recognize object ,what action should be taken..

Answer / nakash2050

An application may contain objects that behave like standard objects but are not recognized by QuickTest. One can define these objects as virtual objects and map them to standard classes, such as a button or a check box. QuickTest emulates the user's action on the virtual object during the run session. In the test results, the virtual object is displayed as though it is a standard class object.

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What do you do if QTP doesn't recognize object ,what action should be taken..

Answer / meenu

if the qtp does not recognize an object it will go for
smart identification. we can also use object spy if we want
to view properties of an object

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What do you do if QTP doesn't recognize object ,what action should be taken..

Answer / venki

If qtp does not recognize the objects then we will go for
smartidentification.

in that qtp uses two types of properties to identify the
objects. 1. Basefilter properties and 2. Option filter
properties.

After enabling smartidentification then also if not identify
the objects then it will go for Ordinal Idetifier.

In Ordinal Identifier it will use three properties to
identify the objects
1.Index
2.Location
3.Creation time (for Browser objects)

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What do you do if QTP doesn't recognize object ,what action should be taken..

Answer / krishnateja muppalla

And may be due to plug-in also

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What do you do if QTP doesn't recognize object ,what action should be taken..

Answer / rohit

1)one is Using Virtual Object wizard Qtp,QTP does not
recognize the object means, you dont have
proper add-ins. In this case, QTP treats the objects as non-
standard objects.
2)go with low-level recording.
3)one is Smart Identification .

correct me iff i am wrong
mail me:rohitsharma.p81@gmail.com

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What do you do if QTP doesn't recognize object ,what action should be taken..

Answer / mohan

I think we can go for descriptive programing...

suppose the OK button in Login dialog is not recognised
then write description of OK button as below

Set MyDescription = Description.Create()
MyDescription("text").Value="OK"
.
.
.
script:
"Login").WinButton(MyDescription).click

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