One common code line in QTP to handle two different widows in QTP

One common code line in QTP to handle two different widows in QTP - Printable Version

+- Micro Focus QTP (UFT) Forums (https://www.learnqtp.com/forums)
+-- Forum: Micro Focus UFT (earlier known as QTP) (https://www.learnqtp.com/forums/Forum-Micro-Focus-UFT-earlier-known-as-QTP)
+--- Forum: UFT / QTP Others (https://www.learnqtp.com/forums/Forum-UFT-QTP-Others)
+--- Thread: One common code line in QTP to handle two different widows in QTP (/Thread-One-common-code-line-in-QTP-to-handle-two-different-widows-in-QTP)

One common code line in QTP to handle two different widows in QTP - hemu_a - 02-04-2009

Hi,

I have a scenario, wherein my QTP script which runs on windows OS, handles same application on two different OS (windows and Nonstop). On windows it is directly handled by window class and on nonstop an emulator called OutsideView is used.

When I record the same set of instructions on these two OS, windows and Nonstop the code is as below.

For Windows:

Code:
Window("Application Execution").Activate

Window("Application Execution").Type  micF5 

Window("Application Execution").Activate

Window("Application Execution").Type  micF8 

Window("Application Execution").Activate

Window("Application Execution").Type  micF9 

Window("Application Execution").Activate

Window("Application Execution").Type  micF10 

Window("Application Execution").Activate

Window("Application Execution").Type  micF11 

Window("Application Execution").Activate

Window("Application Execution").Type  micF3

For Nonstop:

Code:
Window("OutsideView").Window("Tandem 5*").Activate

Window("OutsideView").WinObject("FKey").Click 112,15

Window("OutsideView").WinObject("FKey").Click 183,13

Window("OutsideView").WinObject("FKey").Click 204,13

Window("OutsideView").WinObject("FKey").Click 228,16

Window("OutsideView").WinObject("FKey").Click 256,16

Window("OutsideView").WinObject("FKey").Click 75,17

Window("OutsideView").Window("Tandem 5*").Activate

Window("OutsideView").WinObject("FKey").Click 69,12

In the above two scenarios,the application on WINDOWS os is recognised as ANSIWINDclass and on Nonstop OS it is recognised as Outsideview Class.

My query is that, is there a way in QTP, that a single line of common code can handle the operation (ex. clicking F5 Function Key) on both the OS.