I have already explained the important key points about web services in my older post, Still, for your reference and convenience, I will keep them here as well in brief. We will discuss and Create a SOAP Web Service Test. In this post, We will see that how things are different now for Web Services Testing in UFT. You can find the way to unhide it in our next post, stay tuned. However Web Service Add-in is not completely removed, but it has been made hidden into UFT. With the launch of UFT, HP has now removed web service add-in and combined HP Service Test with QTP, which is definitely going to give an entirely new direction to automate Web Services. I hope you must have enjoyed and learned about it from there. HP Service Test and QTP Web Service Add-in are great solutions for Web Services Testing.I have written some posts on Web Services Testing using QTP earlier at LearnQTP. Automating Web Services using QTP have always been easy and simple to use. The way it extends the web infrastructure to provide the method/path to applications to connect to other applications is really interesting. Step #1) Go to the menu option “ Tools->Virtual Objects-> New Virtual Object” and click “Next” in the following window.īefore you hit “Next” take a minute the read what this wizard will do.It has been always a great experience for me to test web services. By definition, a virtual object is an object that is recognized by QTP as non-standard but is instructed explicitly by the tester to behave like a standard object. In cases like this we would go for a virtual object. Window('Microsoft Word').WinObject('NetUIHWND').Click 672,101 Window('Microsoft Word').WinObject('NetUIHWND').Click 132,120 For example, I click on “Format Painter”. I activate the already opened MS word doc and I click on any of the icons in the top menu. Here is a scenario: I am recording a test on a Microsoft word document. How to solve object recolonization problem in QTP? Using Virtual Object Wizard we can map these unrecognized objects to standard class which then can be used as standard object to record the test. To solve this object recognition problem we use Virtual Objects. Do you see Object not found error while running QTP tests? Well, this is because during playback QTP can’t recognize non-standard objects.
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