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QTP Script | how to get object of some open window just using its class type,Java - sophia.sabir - 03-07-2012 I want my code to b as dynamic as possible, here is my code Code: Set buttonDesc = Description.Create() here, in line 1 and 2, I have declared a property so that i can click on button using its index (1) without specifying its title, I want to do the same for the windows object, where i have to specify the title of the window "AKAM Application". The problem is that i need JavaWindow's parent class some how so that i could get it children and specify the Class Name to be javaWindow and get my desired object, but either QTP does not catch it parent, or there isnt any at all, later is possible case. Is there any way that i can get objects of all opened windows and the specify javaWindow and get my desired window? I have tried following code but it does not work, probably because my application's window does not show "JavaWindow" in its title bar, i'm not sure Code: Dim WinDesc Kindly Help! RE: QTP Script | how to get object of some open window just using its class type,Java - anil2u - 08-07-2013 Hi, I am not sure if your first piece of code works either without Object Repository having all the objects with the specific labels you are collecting. Rather you should have set the object : Code: Set buttonDesc = Description.Create() And coming to your second point, you can very well get your java window, provided its open and you know what are the properties to identify it uniquely. I being unknown to Java add-in would suggest to identify properties such that your window is identified uniquely in two cases 1. When only one java window is open 2. When number of java windows are open If you didn't get any count at msgbox WinChildren.count, it obviously means that the property is not enough to locate the java windows. Let me know if this helps Cheers |