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I am working on an Oracle client which is java based.My problem is all the objects are identified as “JavaObject”. i,e all objects like Buttons, Edit boxes and List boxes are identified as only generic “javaObject” but not JavaButton, JavaEdit etc. For example a button is identified as
JavaObject(”Button”) and a click operation on that is identified are click of window co-ordinates. Even in an object which looks like List box is identified as JavaObject(”List”) and selecting values as click of co-ordinates. Due to this parameterising values becomes problematic.
Do you think this is because of the way the application is developed or is there is any other way we can identify the right object. I am aware that QTP has virtual object mapping, but am not sure if its the right solution.

The Product information is as follows:
Oracle Applications : 11.0
Oracle Forms : 4.5.10
RDBMS : 8.1
Application Object Library : 11.0

I am working on QTP 9.2, using Oracle add-in 8.2 and Java add-in 9.1 . Can anyone suggest if I need any extra plug ins or any way which the problem may be resolved.

Thanks
Archana

Install java addin 9.1 after the oracle addin 8.2. Installing in reverse order might create some problem.

do keep us updated.

Hi Ankur, Thanks a lot for the solution. It did work.

Regards
Archana