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Test Object Model: How QTP Identify Objects

QTP identifies objects based on their properties. During a test run, QTP compares the stored property values of test objects to the runtime property values of objects in the application under test to identify matching objects. The test object model in QTP represents objects in the application as a set of object types that QTP uses to identify and interact with objects during testing. Test objects stored in QTP represent actual runtime objects in the application.

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Test Object Model: How QTP Identify Objects

QTP identifies objects based on their properties. During a test run, QTP compares the stored property values of test objects to the runtime property values of objects in the application under test to identify matching objects. The test object model in QTP represents objects in the application as a set of object types that QTP uses to identify and interact with objects during testing. Test objects stored in QTP represent actual runtime objects in the application.

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checkpoint compare the actual result value from the test run with the expected result in a test

plan .The expected result are based on what is recorded . The actual results are based on what occur during a test run. if two values match the checkpoints pass otherwise checkpoints fail . there r 9 type of checkpoints in qtp. standard checkpoints, Text area, database, table, page, text, bitmap, accessibility, xml checkpoints
How QTP identify objects QTP identifies any GUI Object based on its corresponding properties. While recording, QTP will identify and store peculiar properties as defined in the Object Identification settings! in the object repository of the GUI object. "t run#ti$e, QTP will co$pare the stored property %alues with the on#screen properties, to uni&uely identify the GUI object.

Test object model " test object $odel is nothing but QTP will create these properties to identify the objects on application. Which $eans QTP will create ' QTP will use these properties. " test object $odel is a set of objects that is in the QTP tool but, while identifying the property(s na$e ' %alue, it will search for the application object and as well the QTP objects. The test object $odel in QTP is a large set of object types or classes that QTP uses to represent the objects in application under test. " test object $odel is a co$bination of Test Object and )un Ti$e Object. Test Object
Test objects are the objects that QTP recogni*es. " test object is an object that Quic+Test creates in the test or co$ponent to represent the actual object in your application. Quic+Test stores infor$ation about the object that will help it identify and chec+ the object during the run session. Test Object are used by QTP to identify an object in the "UT during playbac+. The test object property set for each test object is created and $aintained by Quic+Test.

Run Time Object


)un Ti$e objects are the objects that actually e,ists in the application. " run#ti$e object is the actual object in your Web site or application on which $ethods are perfor$ed during the run session. When you perfor$ an operation on your application while recording.

)un ti$e objects are the ones that are $apped by TO(s when the test is run. The run#ti$e object property set for each run#ti$e object is created and $aintained by the object creator.

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