Automation Concepts in QTP and Selenium .
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Properties for object identification in QTP
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QTP learns the properties of test objects to uniquely identify the object at run time. There are predefined set of properties for object c...
List of Regular Expression for UFT/QTP
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Regular expression are used to match input text with the pattern provided by regular expression engine. A pattern consists of one or more...
Types of Environment variables in QTP / UFT
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Below are the types of environment variables in QTP 1) Built-in - Used to extract test specific and machine/OS information. E.g Actio...
UFT test information and failure reason from result.xml file
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While running the UFT test in batch,we need to capture executed test information including testname, test execution status and reason for ...
Solution - ActiveX component can't create object: 'TDApiOle80.TDConnection'
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We can connect to ALM using 'TDApiOle80.TDConnection' object in VBscript as shown below: Function CreateALMConnection (uRLALM...
Different Ways to exit from a QTP test: Using ExitTest, AOM and LoadandRunAction
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In QTP, Framework should ensure that test is exited as soon test is failed, since there is no point in going forward with execution. To en...
How to load and Associate Function libraries in QTP Test at runtime
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Below are the various ways by which we can add/associate libraries with QTP tests so that functions in the libraries can be used within te...
Understanding QTP Automation Object Model
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QTP AOM (Automation Object Model) can be used to automate QTP Operations. Using the objects, methods, and properties exposed by the Quick...
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Object Repositories in QTP:Understanding Types and Collection Object.
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Object Repository stores all the objects learned in the application. An Object repository is automatically created when we record in the ...
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