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Understanding QTP Object Hierarchy

The document discusses QTP's use of an object hierarchy to store objects. It notes that the Agent Name and Password are child objects to the container object Login, which is the parent Dialog object. Container objects include windows, dialog boxes, and web pages.

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Understanding QTP Object Hierarchy

The document discusses QTP's use of an object hierarchy to store objects. It notes that the Agent Name and Password are child objects to the container object Login, which is the parent Dialog object. Container objects include windows, dialog boxes, and web pages.

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Object Hierarchy If you have noticed in our example the Agent Name and Password are

displayed under the item Login. A point to note here is that, QTP uses a tree hierarchy to store
objects. In our case, the Agent Name and Password are the child objects to the container object
Login which is the Dialog. Container objects are window, dialog box in a windows based
environment and web page in a web based environment.

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