Re: QTP not recognizing objects of a ".Net/ Java based application"

[aruna...@gmail.com]

Can u try with Silverlight addin.

Arun Ganesan

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On 2 Jan 2013, at 19:13, Vikas <vikasgo...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi,

In our project, we have a application which is designed in OCW framework. In this framework, we are using both .Net and Java. While recognizing object using QTP 11, it is recognizing only few objects as Window object and ignoring most of the objects. I have both Addins installed in QTP (.Net and Java) to identify the objects. Please suggest me some solution in which QTP can identify .Net and Java objects separately.

Thanks

Vikas Goyal  

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[Ravi Sid]

If one application is embedded in other , QTP will not recognize all .
You need raise ticket with HP and send details of screen shots. They
will provide dlls as part of QTP support which will help you to
recognize objects. We have faced similar issue other kind of
applications and got resolved.

On Thu, Jan 3, 2013 at 11:20 AM, Vikas <vikasgo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Arun,
>
> Thanks for your reply.
>
> I have checked with Silverlight Addin, but issue is not resolved. QTP is
> actually recognizing .Net objects but the "java objects in Java forms" which
> are called in our .net application are not recognized. The whole Java form
> is treated as a single Window object and objects inside form are not
> actually identified.
>
> Please suggest some solution.
>
> Regards
> Vikas

[Akhalesh Yadav]

Hi Vikas,
         i think you should set object identification for both .net and java objects after get installed both addins.

Thanks
Akhalesh

On Wed, Jan 2, 2013 at 7:13 PM, Vikas <vikasgo...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi,

In our project, we have a application which is designed in OCW framework. In this framework, we are using both .Net and Java. While recognizing object using QTP 11, it is recognizing only few objects as Window object and ignoring most of the objects. I have both Addins installed in QTP (.Net and Java) to identify the objects. Please suggest me some solution in which QTP can identify .Net and Java objects separately.

Thanks

Vikas Goyal  

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[Vikas Goyal]

Hi Akhalesh,

Please tell me How to use set object identification? If possible,
please provide me some examples.

Regards
Vikas

[RAJ KAMAL]

Hi,

Me too faced similar kind of issue while working with an automation project. In my case, it was C# and some third party tools integrated together. At that time, the solution is arrived by creating "Custom Servers"... That is dll's which are used for the third party control identification. this is done in Visual Studio by mapping the controls related to an existing property. That's how much I know about this issue.