Object Identification is a mechanism that how QTP is identifies the objects uniquely.
Object Identification is divided into 2 types.
1. Normal identification
2. Smart Identification
1. Normal Identification:
Normal Identification is divided into 2 properties Mandatory and Assistive properties.
Mandatory properties: The properties which are mandatory for objects are calling as Mandatory properties like Class Name, text………….
Assistive properties are assistance for Mandatory properties like enabled, focused
2. Smart Identification:
Smart Identification is divided into 2 properties Base Filter and Optional Filter properties.
QTP only uses when there are multiple object matches for a given description.
Ordinal Identifier:
These
are 2 types
Location: IF at all the location is selected as Ordinal
Identifier, and then QTP will generate sequence of NO. From 0, 1, 2, 3………….. Based on the sequence of the objects located
in the application.
Index: IF at all the Index is select as Ordinal Identifier,
then QTP will generate sequence of No 0,1,2,3…….. based on the sequence of the
programs of the corresponding objects
Contributed by: Vamshi Gowtham
m.vamsigowtham@gmail.com
Object Identification is divided into 2 types.
1. Normal identification
2. Smart Identification
1. Normal Identification:
Normal Identification is divided into 2 properties Mandatory and Assistive properties.
Mandatory properties: The properties which are mandatory for objects are calling as Mandatory properties like Class Name, text………….
Assistive properties are assistance for Mandatory properties like enabled, focused
2. Smart Identification:
Smart Identification is divided into 2 properties Base Filter and Optional Filter properties.
Along
with Normal and Smart Identification there is another option is Ordinal
Identifier.
QTP only uses when there are multiple object matches for a given description.
Contributed by: Vamshi Gowtham
m.vamsigowtham@gmail.com