The previous articles written for the Siebel category were written from a perspective of version 7.7 and 7.8. I know of many of you have already have upgrades Siebel to 8.1, and so have we! This gave me a chance to update my old article on the SiebList object. Not much has changed, actually, but the code here has been optimized for better performance and compatibility with the latest version. Information regarding its limitations has also been included.
QTP/Siebel
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.
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.
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.
