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QTP Add-In Manager: Did You Know?

December 12th, 2011 | Posted by Anish Pillai in Not So Common Stuff - (5 Comments)

When you open QTP, you would usually come across the Add-in Manager where you can select the add-ins you want to use in your test script. Ever wondered from where QTP loads the Add-in names and their associated descriptions? In case you didn’t know, QTP loads the Add-in names and their descriptions from Windows Registry.

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QTP Add-In Manager [3]: How to uninstall or remove add-ins from QTP

November 26th, 2011 | Posted by Anish Pillai in QTP Basic Stuff - (0 Comments)

In this article you’ll see how you can uninstall Add-ins from QTP (To add new add-ins in QTP, read How to install or add add-ins other than the default ones in QTP). To uninstall an already installed Add-in, you need to open the QTP setup and modify the same.

QTP Add-In Manager [2]: How to install or add add-ins other than the default ones in QTP

November 26th, 2011 | Posted by Anish Pillai in QTP Basic Stuff - (5 Comments)

Did you notice that when you install QTP, you have ActiveX, Visual Basic and Web add-ins installed/available by default. Now there would be many situations where you are working on some application which needs some additional add-ins to be installed. For example, let us assume that you want to automate a Java Application

QTP Add-In Manager [1]: How to Enable or Disable Add-In Manager at Startup in QTP

November 22nd, 2011 | Posted by Anish Pillai in QTP Concepts - (4 Comments)

To create any test script in QTP, you need to have one or more add ins associated with your QTP session. Usually when you open QTP, it first displays the Add-in Manager Screen where you can select your desired add-ins. Once you click on OK button, then only QTP main screen is displayed.

QTP Terminal Emulator(TE) Add-In Configuration For Hummingbird Host Explorer

August 21st, 2011 | Posted by Anish Pillai in QTP Basic Stuff - (10 Comments)

Terminal Emulators and QTP A Terminal Emulator is a program that allows a computer to access legacy applications running on Mainframe computers. These are various Terminal Emulator applications such as Hummingbird HostExplorer, Attachmate EXTRA!, NetManage RUMBA etc that allow a system to access the applications running on Mainframe machines.

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