When we use Object Spy?
can we write QTP script before built is came in testing?
Answer Posted / rajendra
Using the Object Spy pointing hand mechanism, you can view
the supported properties and methods of any object in an
open application. As you move the pointing hand over the
objects in the application, their details are displayed in
the Object Spy. These details may include the test object's
hierarchy tree, its properties and values, and the methods
associated with the object. For methods, the syntax is also
displayed. In most environments, you can choose to view the
test object properties and methods or the run-time (native)
properties and methods.
Without Application in Hand , we can also write scripts
Subjected to All the properties of the objects must known
to you
Thanks,
Rajendra
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