a. Your application may contain objects that behave like standard objects but are not recognized by QuickTest. You can define these objects as virtual objects and map them to standard classes, such as a button or a check box.
b. QuickTest identifies a virtual object according to its boundaries and relative to the parent object which u have assigned while creating virtual object.
c. Not clear to me
d. When you created the Virtual Object using the Virtual Object Manager, you must have selected the Class to which you wish to Map as well as specified a name for the Virtual Object.
In the script where you wish to use the Virtual Object include this sytanx -
VirtualButton - ObjectClass you mapped to. Specify the Object Class you mapped your virtual Object to.
Incase you are using VirtualCollections, you can also specify the CollectionName and use the Index to retrieve the required virtual Object.
b. QuickTest identifies a virtual object according to its boundaries and relative to the parent object which u have assigned while creating virtual object.
c. Not clear to me
d. When you created the Virtual Object using the Virtual Object Manager, you must have selected the Class to which you wish to Map as well as specified a name for the Virtual Object.
In the script where you wish to use the Virtual Object include this sytanx -
Code:
Browser("").Page(“”).VirtualButton("VirtualObject").ClickIncase you are using VirtualCollections, you can also specify the CollectionName and use the Index to retrieve the required virtual Object.