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QTP for testing web application in which applets being used
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| bharat 2007-09-10, 7:19 pm |
| Hello,
This problem is regarding the applets recording and replay, i have a
application to test in which there is a applet a kind edit box is
there qtp understand it as winobject and when i perform click action
through script it do that but when i do type in that applet editbox it
just dont do any thing there is no error nothing execute statement but
dosnot type any thing in the applet edit box.
has any budy faced this kind of problem ever can you help me out in
that i tried in qtp knowledge base as well found few articals in which
they are talking about some third party dll but still not able to
asign any value to it.
thanks & regards
bharat sethi
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| vraulet@gmail.com 2007-09-10, 7:19 pm |
| Hi Bharat,
Looking at your explanation, it looks like that you do not have the
Java add-in installed. Without the Java add-in, you won't be able to
test Applets.
If it is already installed then you have an issue hooking onto the
applet. Indeed, if the hook was correct, any Java object would be, at
least, recognized as JavaObject, not WinObject.
Regards,
Valery
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Valery Raulet
Consultant
http://www.exposit.co.uk
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| bharat 2007-09-11, 4:31 am |
| On Sep 10, 6:38 pm, vrau...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi Bharat,
>
> Looking at your explanation, it looks like that you do not have the
> Java add-in installed. Without the Java add-in, you won't be able to
> test Applets.
>
> If it is already installed then you have an issue hooking onto the
> applet. Indeed, if the hook was correct, any Java object would be, at
> least, recognized as JavaObject, not WinObject.
>
> Regards,
> Valery
>
> ---
> Valery Raulet
> Consultanthttp://www.exposit.co.uk
Thanks budy
you are right i dont have java plugins installed this what as they are
seprate to buy .. cant i test it witout that any crack or any way to
that because it is just one editbox in form of applet all other i am
able to access without any problem and in this applet edit box i need
to type some value just for that i need some way...
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| vraulet@gmail.com 2007-09-12, 8:17 am |
| If you only a few operations to perform, you can use low level
recording using the Click and Type methods. This can always be done
regardless of the object type.
If your java object is always located at the same place, using
coordinates is ok (even though never recommended). If it is always
next to another object, you can use relative coordinates against this
other object.
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Valery Raulet
Consultant
http://www.exposit.co.uk
On Sep 11, 9:41 am, bharat <bharat.consult...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Thanks budy
> you are right i dont have java plugins installed this what as they are
> seprate to buy .. cant i test it witout that any crack or any way to
> that because it is just one editbox in form of applet all other i am
> able to access without any problem and in this applet edit box i need
> to type some value just for that i need some way...
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