Ankur,
Not sure how I would use those in the testing we are attempting. We are logging into a telnet session with Oracle to simulate moving parts orders through via scanners. I will take a look but the simplest solution is what I am attempting to find. Is it such a problem for QTP to recognize the TE emulators even with the add-in? Other than the initial issue if I restart via the debug from step it runs fine. Just seems like it should not have to be that hard to identify the objects they are so simple. Thanks for your feedback I will explore the method you describe and see what happens.
Jim
Not sure how I would use those in the testing we are attempting. We are logging into a telnet session with Oracle to simulate moving parts orders through via scanners. I will take a look but the simplest solution is what I am attempting to find. Is it such a problem for QTP to recognize the TE emulators even with the add-in? Other than the initial issue if I restart via the debug from step it runs fine. Just seems like it should not have to be that hard to identify the objects they are so simple. Thanks for your feedback I will explore the method you describe and see what happens.
Jim
