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Object identification

Guna shankar Rimmalapudi

Hi all,

I have started to use UFT developer few days back, Previously I was using UFT One.

I need to know how can we identify winform objects in UFT Devloper. As my AUT is built on winforms.

And I even want to understand how can script with out adding any object to application model in UFT developer.

Thanks in advance.

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    I believe the tutorial can give you how to work with UFTD without app model: Tutorial (microfocus.com)

    Regarding the recognition of winforms, it is basically the same as UFT One, are you seeing UFT One able to recogninze the objects but not UFTD on the same machine?

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    Thanks for Response, No I was not using UFTD and UFTOne on same machine. I can See that UFTD is identifying the  objects but when I click on that object after adding to app-model and highlight its show some other object in same window. And even the child object in tree structure could not be identified separately.

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