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Designing Hybrid Framework in QTP – Part 3

August 7th, 2013 | Posted by Anish Pillai in Advanced Concepts | QTP Framework - (26 Comments)

In the previous article on Hybrid Framework in QTP, we started writing the code to create the Hybrid Framework. We created one test script (in linear fashion) and then implemented the features of QTP modular framework into it. In this article, we will take up the same framework and extend it further

Designing Hybrid Framework in QTP – Part 2

August 3rd, 2013 | Posted by Anish Pillai in Advanced Concepts | QTP Framework - (19 Comments)

Continued from previous article – Designing Hybrid Framework in QTP (Part 1). In this article, we will start looking at the process of creating a hybrid framework from scratch. This article would concentrate more on the coding aspects of the hybrid framework. We will start with a basic test script

Designing Keyword Driven Framework mapped at Functional Level – Part 2

November 18th, 2012 | Posted by Anish Pillai in Advanced Concepts | QTP Concepts | QTP Framework - (42 Comments)

Till now, we have covered many aspects of the Keyword Driven Framework in detail. This would be the last article of the Keyword Driven Framework series. In this article, we will see the actual implementation of the Keyword Driven Framework mapped at functional level

Designing Keyword Driven Framework mapped at Functional Level – Part 1

October 31st, 2012 | Posted by Anish Pillai in Advanced Concepts | QTP Framework - (18 Comments)

In the previous two articles we saw how to create a Keyword Driven Framework where the keywords are mapped at Operation Level. In this article, we will cover a different type of Keyword Driven Framework – the one where the keywords are mapped at Functional Level. Keyword Driven Framework mapped at Functional Level is

Find Broken Links using QTP without directly opening the links

March 8th, 2012 | Posted by Anish Pillai in Advanced Concepts | Not So Common Stuff - (23 Comments)

Consider this scenario. You open the Home page of the web application that you are testing. In your Home page, you’ll have many links pointing to various sections of the website. Your task is to check that there should be no broken links (or dead links) in the Home page. i.e. All the links

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Did You Know: How QTP identifies Test Result Folders

February 23rd, 2012 | Posted by Anish Pillai in Advanced Concepts | Did You Know? | Not So Common Stuff - (4 Comments)

In the previous article, we had seen how QTP identifies a test folder and distinguishes it from a normal folder. On the same lines, we would see how QTP identifies a test results folder. We will use QTP’s Test Result Deletion tool to illustrate this concept. QTP checks for the presence of 3 different files/sub-folders

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Did You Know: How QTP identifies Test Folders?

February 23rd, 2012 | Posted by Anish Pillai in Advanced Concepts | Did You Know? | Not So Common Stuff - (2 Comments)

You would have probably used the Test Batch Runner tool to batch run your test scripts (If you are not aware of it, Test Batch Runner is a tool provided by QTP to run multiple tests in succession). In the Test Batch Runner tool, you need to click on the Add icon and then

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Part 5: Automating Outlook using QTP | Emails in Outlook

January 16th, 2012 | Posted by Anish Pillai in Advanced Concepts | QTP Concepts - (6 Comments)

In this article, you would see how to access emails in outlook, how to send emails using outlook and how to access different properties of an email item. To access email items, you can use MailItem class which contains the methods and properties to work with email items.