What is AOM file.
if we write the aom script in the .vbs file that file is called AOM file
How to Create a AOM File:
1. Open the Text file and write the AOM Script
2. Save with extension with .vbs file in required place or folder
How to Run the AOM File:
1. Double Click on the aom file (already created .vbs file with aom script >> it will execute fist QTP and after Driver test : it is QTP Main Test) )
Assignment 1:
Create the AOM file for the Flight Application for execute the test case and get the results by using Descriptive Programming.
Note: Not use any Tool Options
Solution:
1. C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\AOM.vbs
VB Script File Name: AOM.vbs (simply create on desktop)
VB Script File Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\AOM.vbs
Step 2: Write the Descriptive Programming Dynamic for the object properties
VB Script File Name: Obj.vbs
VB Script File Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\ProjectFR\Obj.vbs
Step 3: Write the QTP Main Test: That is called Driver Script
QTP File Name: FADriver (**QTP file save in the form of folder)
Step 4: Double Click on AOM.vbs File which is already available on the desktop.
if we write the aom script in the .vbs file that file is called AOM file
How to Create a AOM File:
1. Open the Text file and write the AOM Script
2. Save with extension with .vbs file in required place or folder
How to Run the AOM File:
1. Double Click on the aom file (already created .vbs file with aom script >> it will execute fist QTP and after Driver test : it is QTP Main Test) )
Assignment 1:
Create the AOM file for the Flight Application for execute the test case and get the results by using Descriptive Programming.
Note: Not use any Tool Options
Solution:
1. C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\AOM.vbs
Create a folder ProjectFR on Desktop:
2. C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\ProjectFR\Obj.vbs
3. C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\ProjectFR\Driver\FADriver"
step 1: Create the AOM File for Launch the QTP, In that execute the Test Case (Launch the FA and execute the Test Case for check the Login Window)VB Script File Name: AOM.vbs (simply create on desktop)
VB Script File Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\AOM.vbs
Set qtApp=CreateObject("QuickTest.Application") If Not qtApp.Launched Then qtApp.Launch End If qtApp.Visible = True qtApp.open "C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\ProjectFR\Driver\FADriver" qtApp.Test.Run qtApp.Test.Close qtApp.Quit Set qtApp = nothing |
Step 2: Write the Descriptive Programming Dynamic for the object properties
VB Script File Name: Obj.vbs
VB Script File Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\ProjectFR\Obj.vbs
Set oLogin =Description.Create Set oAgent = Description.Create Set oPwd = Description.Create Set oOk=Description.Create oLogin("text").Value = "Login" oLogin("width").Value=320 oAgent("attached text").Value ="Agent Name:" oPwd("attached text").Value ="Password:" oOk("text").Value = "OK" |
after create the obj.vbs file, we need to associate to the main test file for identify the objects. File>> Settings>>Resources>>browse the .vbs file (or) executefile c:\obj.vbs if u don't like to associate the obj.vbs objects properties file using tools options. Use above line vbscript code in the main qtp test file |
Step 3: Write the QTP Main Test: That is called Driver Script
QTP File Name: FADriver (**QTP file save in the form of folder)
QTP File Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\ProjectFR\Driver\FADriver"
Dialog(oLogin).Activate Dialog(oLogin).WinEdit(oAgent).Set "abcd" Dialog(oLogin).WinEdit(oPwd).Set "mercury" Dialog(oLogin).WinButton(oOk).Click |
Step 4: Double Click on AOM.vbs File which is already available on the desktop.
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