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Answer Posted / kondalu
friend xml used in checkpoint(xml chekpoint) and
environment used in xml as the two actions in
1.internal
2.external
in qtp 8.2 test option selected in settings and go to
environment as divided into 2 types userdefined and build
click on userdefined varibles
add a value a and 10(internal)(1)
add a value b and 20(internal)(2)
1 and 2 are internal actions
click on xml point in saved with(.xml )extension
saved in xml as the select in desired location after
finishing automatical 1 and 2 statement are changed in
external
check points used in xml as
insert checkpoint(recording may or may not) xml check point
is enabled
notepad open
xml code
eg:
<myqualification>
<name>kondalrao</name>
<job>testengineer</job>
</myqualification> this xml as created
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