[1]. Which environments
are supported by QTP?
QTP
supports the following environments.
- Active X
- People Soft
- Terminal Emulator
- Java
- Siebel
- .Net
- Web
- Visual Basic
- SAP
- Web Services
- Visual Age
- Oracle
- Stingray
- Power Builder
[2]. What are the Object Repositories
supported by QTP?
QTP supports 2 types of
Object Repositories.
01.Local Object
Repository/ Per Action Object Repository
Local object repository
is used by default. The file extension of local object repository is
".mtr"
02.Shared/ Global Object
Repository:
Shared object repository
is preferable while dealing with dynamic objects which are called in multiple
tests. The file extension of shared object repository is ".tsr".
[3]. Can we call QTP
test from another test using scripting?
Yes. We can call QTP
test from another Test using scripting. To do this, we need to make the actions
in the corresponding scripts re-usable. Then we can make call from the
destination script.
[4]. What is action
split and the purpose of using this in QTP?
Action split is used to
divide the selected action into 2 parts. The main purpose of dividing the
action to improve code re-use.
[5]. How QTP identifies
Object?
QTP identifies any GUI
object based on its corresponding properties. While recording, QTP will
identify and store peculiar properties as defined in Object identification
Settings[i.e., mandatory and assistive properties] in the object repository of
GUI object.
QTP will compare the
stored property values against the on-screen object property values, to
uniquely identify the GUI during Run Time.
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