Picture this: you’re a software tester, responsible for ensuring every nook and cranny of a complex software product functions flawlessly. Quite a task, isn’t it? You might be spending countless hours designing test cases and probably realizing that as soon as the software changes, you need to adjust your tests again. Sounds exhausting and time-consuming, […]
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In this file, you define any custom test object classes that you want QTP to use to represent your custom controls in tests and components. Define a test object class for each custom control that cannot be adequately represented by an existing Delphi test object class.In a test object configuration XML, you define the test
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Vuser scripts can be created using Visual C 6.0 or higher. To create a Vuser script with Visual C, please follow the below steps: In the following example, the lr_output_messsage function issues messages indicating which section is being executed. The lr_eval_string function retrieves the name of the user. To use the following sample, verify that
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To use the following monitors, you must first install or configure monitoring components on the server machine:COM+, Citrix, DB2, IBM WebSphere MQ, iPlanet (NAS), J2EE & .NET Diagnostics, Network Delay, Oracle, PeopleSoft (Tuxedo), SAPGUI, SAP Portal, SAP CCMS, Siebel Server Manager, Siebel Web Server, SiteScope, Tuxedo, UNIX, WebLogic (JMX), WebSphere Application Server. To obtain performance
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Components fail when QTP encounters a step it cannot perform or the results of a step indicate failure. In many cases this is due to the application being tested not functioning properly. QTP then provides you with test results that assist you in understanding how to fix your application.Sometimes a component fails because the application
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The Web Service Testing Wizard of QTP helps you select the WSDL source, set security options, and specify the Web service, port, and operations you want to test. For tests, you can also choose to automatically insert checkpoints with the proper syntax for each selected operation. When you finish, the wizard creates a WebService test
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Here are some important points to take care while using Siebel Add-in with QTP: If you are using Siebel 7.7.x or later, please note that as you record a test or component on your Siebel 7.7.x or later application, QTP records the operations you perform. QTP works directly with the Siebel Test Automation API to
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You can use Microsoft Excel formulas in your Data Table of QTP. This enables you to create contextually relevant data during the test run session in QTP. You can also use formulas as part of a checkpoint to check that objects created on-the-fly (dynamically generated) or other variable objects in your Web page or application
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You can use a formula in a checkpoint to confirm that an object created on-the-fly or another variable object in your Web page or application contains the value it should for a given context. For example, suppose a shopping cart Web site displays a price total. You can create a text checkpoint on the displayed
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The Web Services Add-in enables you to add WebService test objects to your object repository using the Web Service Add Object Wizard. You can then use the new test object to add steps to your test or component. After a WebService test object is added to the object repository, you can access all operations supported
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