Not always does QTP record and generate scripts. If there are third party add-ins then although it recognizes it is difficult for it to write the scripts.
hi Basanth ,
I am new to QTP but based on your answer i have a doubt , if QTP can recognize an object any third party object for that matter why is it hard for it to generate the script . The internal scripting engine just takes the user actions on the objects and converts into a script so i feel the critical part is identifying the object rather than generating script so in the above stated example the object is acquired and the job of scripting engine is to replace user actions with commands , i feel scripting engine is framework or object independent . Can you please explain how exactly it works and why it cannot generate the script .
Regards,
Balaji
hi Basanth ,
I am new to QTP but based on your answer i have a doubt , if QTP can recognize an object any third party object for that matter why is it hard for it to generate the script . The internal scripting engine just takes the user actions on the objects and converts into a script so i feel the critical part is identifying the object rather than generating script so in the above stated example the object is acquired and the job of scripting engine is to replace user actions with commands , i feel scripting engine is framework or object independent . Can you please explain how exactly it works and why it cannot generate the script .
Regards,
Balaji
