I have been using QTP for a couple of years for web pages, but now need to use the QTP java add-in for some java controls on our web page that are not correctly identified or operated by QTP web.
The object I want to work with is a java calendar object. It has the usual calendar part that is familiar to most people; it also has a horizontal slider to set hour of the day, and another horizontal slider to set minute of the day.
I added in the QTP java add-in, made sure it was enabled upon startup, set "Record and run test on any open Java application" in the Record and Run Settings for this test.
When I record operations on this java control (clicking on a day cell in the calendar, or moving the hour or minute sliders), it records web calls. For example, I clicked on the calendar cell for June 21, then moved the hours slider and the minutes slider and the code recorded by QTP looks like this:
If I disable the java add-in and record these steps again, the code QTP generates is the same. QTP does not appear to be using the java add-in at all.
I'm using QTP 10.0 with several patches applied.
The object I want to work with is a java calendar object. It has the usual calendar part that is familiar to most people; it also has a horizontal slider to set hour of the day, and another horizontal slider to set minute of the day.
I added in the QTP java add-in, made sure it was enabled upon startup, set "Record and run test on any open Java application" in the Record and Run Settings for this test.
When I record operations on this java control (clicking on a day cell in the calendar, or moving the hour or minute sliders), it records web calls. For example, I clicked on the calendar cell for June 21, then moved the hours slider and the minutes slider and the code recorded by QTP looks like this:
Code:
Browser("Automation").Page("Automation").Link("21").Click
Browser("Automation").Page("Automation").WebElement("WebElement_33").Drag 8,2
Browser("Automation").Page("Automation").("WebElement_33").Drop 40,0
Browser("Automation").Page("Automation").WebButton("Done").ClickIf I disable the java add-in and record these steps again, the code QTP generates is the same. QTP does not appear to be using the java add-in at all.
I'm using QTP 10.0 with several patches applied.