Hello !
I've a very strange problem with QTP.
I use QTP 9.2 with Oracle 8.2 Add-In
I start QTP with Web & Oracle Add-Ins enabled.
I start Oracle Applications (The application I want to test, that is a java applet)
When I record my test everything is OK, the generated source code looks like this :
In the Object Repository, the objects related to the code are "Oracle Forms Objects".
As you can see, QTP is able to recognize and parse multiple levels in the Oracle Application Applet structure (The form window, then the Textfield etc.)
For the moment, everything's OK.
Then I want to add a "Standard Checkpoint" to my test.
QTP opens the "Object Spy".
I want to check the value of a textfield located in the Oracle Applucation Applet
As you can see, QTP is not able to recognize the targeted object and its hierarchy. It stops on GlassMouseGrabProvider$Proxy.
In fact, it recognize Oracle Applications as a "Java Object" instead of an "Oracle Forms Object".
Do you know if it's possible to configure QTP so as to use the "Object Spy" and "Checkpoints" in Oracle Applications ?
Thanks a lot
Mathias
I've a very strange problem with QTP.
I use QTP 9.2 with Oracle 8.2 Add-In
I start QTP with Web & Oracle Add-Ins enabled.
I start Oracle Applications (The application I want to test, that is a java applet)
When I record my test everything is OK, the generated source code looks like this :
Code:
With OracleFormWindow("Oracle Applications")
.OracleTextField("Username").Enter "Mathias"
.OracleTextField("Password").Enter "Mathias"
.OracleButton("Connecter").Click
End With
As you can see, QTP is able to recognize and parse multiple levels in the Oracle Application Applet structure (The form window, then the Textfield etc.)
For the moment, everything's OK.
Then I want to add a "Standard Checkpoint" to my test.
QTP opens the "Object Spy".
I want to check the value of a textfield located in the Oracle Applucation Applet
As you can see, QTP is not able to recognize the targeted object and its hierarchy. It stops on GlassMouseGrabProvider$Proxy.
In fact, it recognize Oracle Applications as a "Java Object" instead of an "Oracle Forms Object".
Do you know if it's possible to configure QTP so as to use the "Object Spy" and "Checkpoints" in Oracle Applications ?
Thanks a lot
Mathias