archanahande

 Profile Answers by archanahande 

• Oct 14th, 2008

 

This basically deals with identification of objects. The usual method method which QTP uses is Learned description. If QTP fails to identify the object or get 2 or more objects with the same description then conflict arises. For resolving we have smart identification mechanism which uses base and optional filter properties to filter out the object and continue to find the best match. We can add/remove the properties using add/remove button; but the properties in Base and optional shouldn't repeat.
If smart identification fails the learned description + ordinal identifier is used for identification.

Thanks and Regards,
Archana

sunnyk8

 Profile Answers by sunnyk8 

• Mar 8th, 2009

 

Base filter properties:
The most fundamental properties (values given to the components at the time of creation of the application) of a particular test object class, whose values cannot be changed without changing the essence of the original object

Optional filter properties:
Other properties of an object that help to identify objects of a particular class as they cannot be changed on a regular process, these object can be ignored if they are no longer in use

best regards,
sunil kishore