Hi Ankur,
I read through that and it has some good info. I'm just concerned about how easy it is to integrate into oracle forms. I have been given the install document for winrunner and it has quite a lot of tweaks to allow winrunner to work. Including using a specific set of fmx's for the forms.
It also appears that the application is Oracle Developer 2000, which according to the blog posting would appear to be the least well supported. I don't have access to the App yet but I have asked whether it is Java based or not.
I'm just trying to gather as much information on it as possible as I have never used oracle forms before but know QTP very well in terms of .Net and web testing.
Thanks again,
Graham
I read through that and it has some good info. I'm just concerned about how easy it is to integrate into oracle forms. I have been given the install document for winrunner and it has quite a lot of tweaks to allow winrunner to work. Including using a specific set of fmx's for the forms.
It also appears that the application is Oracle Developer 2000, which according to the blog posting would appear to be the least well supported. I don't have access to the App yet but I have asked whether it is Java based or not.
I'm just trying to gather as much information on it as possible as I have never used oracle forms before but know QTP very well in terms of .Net and web testing.
Thanks again,
Graham