Qtp 11 Hp
To highlight an object or window manually or programmatically (from within the script) Manually Object Repository window. Available also in the Object Repository Manager for shared object repositories: 1.
Open the Object Repository 2. Select desired object to highlight 3. Go to 'View' menu 4. Select 'Highlight in application' option 5. See results: ◦ Succesful: Blinking gray rectangle surrounding the object ◦ Failed: A pop-up window with an error or warning. Available in QuickTest Professional 11.00, Unified Functional Testing 11.5 and later): 1. Open the Object Spy dialog 2.
Click on the spy button 3. Click/Select desired object or child of desired object 4. Select desired object from the Hierarchical tree pane 5. Click the 'Highlight in application' option, next to 'Spy' button 6. See results (Exact same as when using similar option from Object Repository section above) Programmatically Call/Invoke/Use the hidden/undocumented programmatic Highlight method. Object(description).highlight Where ' Object' is a Test Object class.
HP Unified Functional Testing 11.5 combined HP QuickTest Professional and HP Service Test into a single software package. Programmatic descriptions, also known as 'Descriptive Programming' (DP) approach, can be very useful if you want to perform an operation on an object that is not.
Description – The logical name or a descriptive programming description of the object or window to be highlighted. Example: Browser('Netscape.com').highlight wait 1 Browser('Netscape.com').Page('Netscape.com').Link('Breaking wait 1 Browser('Netscape.com').Page('Netscape.com').Image('Get Quote').highlight ‘ or Window('Notepad').WinEditor('Edit').highlight wait 1 Window('Notepad').highlight wait 1. In extremely rare cases, QuickTest Professional (QTP) might cause system crashes, or hangs, after it is installed. These types of problems can occur at any point, but are most common during: 1. Launching QTP 2.
Closing QTP 3. During text recognition statements 64-bit operating systems will also report, in the Windows Event Viewer, that a driver cannot be loaded and needs to be updated for 64-bits. Pal_drv.sys is the system driver that both QTP, and WinRunner, use. It was developed for the old text recognition mechanism that is no longer supported. Open a command prompt (Start >Run >type “cmd” >“Ok”) 2.
Navigate to “/bin” directory (for example: “cd C: Program Files HP QuickTest Professional”) 3. Run the following command: nt_tr.exe -remove 4. Reboot the machine. By default, when QuickTest Professional captures text for a text/text area checkpoint or output value step using the GetText, GetTextLocation, or GetVisibleText methods, it tries to retrieve the text directly from the object using a Windows API-based mechanism. If QuickTest Professional cannot capture the text this way (for example, because the text is part of a picture), it tries to capture the text using an OCR (optical character recognition) mechanism provided by ABBYY Software Ltd. Changing QTP 10.00 or higher default text recognition behavior Additional configuration settings have been incorporated in QTP 10.00 for the text recognition mechanism. Drakensang The Dark Eye Savegame Editor. It can now be modified from the “Tools ->Options” dialog under the “General >Text Recognition” section.
Alternatively, as in previous versions, these settings can also be modified from Windows Registry Editor as described below. Changing QTP 9.2/9.5 default text recognition behavior The default behavior of QuickTest Professional 9.2/9.5’s text recognition mechanism can be changed by modifying values in the registry. Important: The Windows Registry Editor is an advanced tool for changing settings in your system registry. You should not edit your registry unless absolutely necessary.
If there is an error in your registry, your computer may not function properly. The text recognition behavior is controlled by the values in the HKEY_CURRENT_USER SOFTWARE Mercury Interactive QuickTest Professional MicTest OcrEngine registry key. Bejeweled 2 V1.30 Serial.
The following table lists the possible value entries for the OcrEngine key. Name Possible Values enable 1 -Enabled. This instructs QuickTest Professional to use the OCR mechanism according to the mode value. (Default) 0 – Disabled. QuickTest Professional will not use the OCR mechanism regardless of the mode value. (Same as setting the mode value to 0 – No OCR.) maxHforSingleBlockandmaxWforSingleBlock Indicates the height or width of the text block in pixels, for example, 29. Modify both value entries to instruct the OCR mechanism to treat the object as a single text block.
Note: Sometimes, text on small objects or in a small text area is not captured (or is captured incorrectly). In cases such as these, specifying the maximum text area size in pixels may help improve text recognition.