Hi,
I have a problem testing a Java-Application, which integrates a webbrowser-object.
QTP identifies the object as one WebSite-Object. But as this really is an Internet Explorer within a frame, QTP should identify the web-elements within the website.
My idea until now is to call the getURL()-method of the object and navigate to that url with a real browser, which I can automate. But this will be difficult if the website uses sessions.
To better let you understand my problem, I created a little java-application, using exactly the same browser-object. It is a org.eclipse.swt.Browser .
You can download the application as a zip-file containing an executable jar-file which is the browser-application itself and the needed library. Just unpack it and start it...Download here
In the upper textbox you can enter a url, which will be called by the browser.
If you have any suggestions on how to create a test navigating within the browser-object, please let me know.
Thanks in advance.
I have a problem testing a Java-Application, which integrates a webbrowser-object.
QTP identifies the object as one WebSite-Object. But as this really is an Internet Explorer within a frame, QTP should identify the web-elements within the website.
My idea until now is to call the getURL()-method of the object and navigate to that url with a real browser, which I can automate. But this will be difficult if the website uses sessions.
To better let you understand my problem, I created a little java-application, using exactly the same browser-object. It is a org.eclipse.swt.Browser .
You can download the application as a zip-file containing an executable jar-file which is the browser-application itself and the needed library. Just unpack it and start it...Download here
In the upper textbox you can enter a url, which will be called by the browser.
If you have any suggestions on how to create a test navigating within the browser-object, please let me know.
Thanks in advance.
