Hi Sathakarni
QTP is at Medium Integrity level and IE is at low. which means it should recognize the objects as Web Objects. Since it is NOT, please try launching IE via QTP. Use the SystemUtil method to launch IE from QTP and then try recognizing the Objects.
If it still doesn't recognize then please try launching QTP as an Admin ie., Right Click on QTP desktop shortcut and run as Admin. Then launch IE from QTP as mentioned above and check if it recognizes the Objects.
As far as bringing both to same levels are concerned, it is NOT a straight forward approach, there are third party tools available to elevate the permissions of various applications, one such tool is the Privilege Manager from Beyond Trust.
Else you can write your own manifest file to elevate the permissions for both QTP and IE.
Hope this helps.
Thanks
MV
QTP is at Medium Integrity level and IE is at low. which means it should recognize the objects as Web Objects. Since it is NOT, please try launching IE via QTP. Use the SystemUtil method to launch IE from QTP and then try recognizing the Objects.
If it still doesn't recognize then please try launching QTP as an Admin ie., Right Click on QTP desktop shortcut and run as Admin. Then launch IE from QTP as mentioned above and check if it recognizes the Objects.
As far as bringing both to same levels are concerned, it is NOT a straight forward approach, there are third party tools available to elevate the permissions of various applications, one such tool is the Privilege Manager from Beyond Trust.
Else you can write your own manifest file to elevate the permissions for both QTP and IE.
Hope this helps.
Thanks
MV