by Ankur Jain | Last Updated On Aug 7, 2014 | Advanced Concepts, DotNetFactory |
QTP, Dotnetfactory and XML. XML stands for Extensible Markup Language. It a markup language very much similar to HTML but not with predefined tags, used for encoding documents electronically. It has become a very popular means to exchange structured da. XML stands for Extensible Markup Language. It a markup language very much similar to HTML but not with predefined tags, used for encoding documents electronically. It has become a very popular means to exchange structured data.There are several methods in QTP to work with XML file like using XMLUtil, and MSXML.
by Ankur Jain | Last Updated On Jul 7, 2014 | DotNetFactory, Tips and Tricks in QTP |
When I enter password in Inputox( Wpass = InputBox(”EnterPassword”)) its showing up the “password” instead of “********” ..we need to prompt input box for a password and we need to hide a password while it is being typed.Do you have solution for this ? I googled it I came up with VBScript..Is it possible with InputBox Function..
by Ankur Jain | Last Updated On Aug 7, 2014 | Advanced Concepts, DotNetFactory |
Arraylist contains a list of values, we can add, insert, and remove very easily. We can add values without any size information which makes it a flexible data structure.
by Ankur Jain | Last Updated On Aug 7, 2014 | Advanced Concepts, DotNetFactory |
In this part we will see how to use DateTime properties and methods to work easily using DotNetFactory in QTP.
In this part we will see how to use DateTime properties and methods to work easily using DotNetFactory in QTP. The DateTIme structure represents an instance in time and can be expressed as a particular date and time of the day.
by Ankur Jain | Last Updated On Aug 7, 2014 | Advanced Concepts, DotNetFactory |
In this part you will learn how to create a progress bar control. It can be used to measure the continuous progress of your QTP script.
by Ankur Jain | Last Updated On Aug 7, 2014 | Advanced Concepts, DotNetFactory |
In this part we will learn how to add various input controls on the form. An Input control can be a text box – to input text data, radio button or check box – to select a option control etc. or a combination of these controls. In this part of series we will discuss on how to add these controls on the form.
