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We had an issue with one of the SiebButton objects’ in our environment. When we executed a statement to click on this particular SiebButton, the next statement would not execute. What happens is, as we click this particular SiebButton, a Dialog box pops up immediately. For some reason that we have not been able to figure out, the execution marker from the SiebButton(“”).Click statement will not move to the next line.
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This article demonstrates how working with large object hierarchies (like Siebel’s) can be greatly simplified in QTP by using one of the 4 techniques mentioned here.
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This is the 4th article in the Siebel series. In this article, we will detail an effective way to work with the Siebalculator Object using QTP. Examples included.
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This article introduces the SiebList object in a QTP and Siebel Environment, and demonstrates some methods that can help in working with a SiebList like an expert.
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This article introduces the SiebPickList object in a QTP and Siebel Environment, and demonstrates some methods that can be performed to enhance working capabilities in Siebel.
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This article introduces the Siebel add-in with QTP and outlines various techniques to work with Siebel objects. It also offers an excellent introduction to the Siebel automation process with QTP.
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This article demonstrates a quick tip to activate, minimize or maximize browsers. Unlike a Standard Windows Window object, Browser does not support the Activate, Minimize, Maximize methods. Therefore, we can create our custom function and tie it with the Browser object using RegisterUserFunc.
This was a long time coming and I was finally able to upgrade all my Wordpress and Theme files. The new layout is a single column 3-footer-widget layout to maximize readability and focus on what really matters most – the content.
I see a few loose ends but these are minor issues and I will try to fix them one by one as we go along. I hope you enjoy reading the articles, and also the new layout!
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This article shows a quick and easy way to use DLLs in QTP and access their methods with the help of DOTNetFactory. It also shows a working example of a DLL created in Visual Basic .NET and its methods accessed in QTP.
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