Which object model is not supported by QTP?
a)COM b)DECOM c)DOM d)DCOM.
Pls explain about theese object models?

Answer Posted / pavan

Quick test complies with the COM standard.
Quick test supports COM objects embedded in web pages
(which are currently accessible only using mocrosoft
internet explorer) com-component object model.

DOM :Document Object Model (DOM). QuickTest provides direct
access to the browser's Document Object Model (DOM) through
which you can access the HTML tags directly. Access to the
DOM is performed using the .Object notation.

The cookie used by the browser can be accessed through the
browser's Document Object Model (DOM).

DCOM:Distributed component object model

DECOM is not supported by QTP

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