QTP Event Interrupts

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One of the more frustrating facts about the script-engine implementation in QTP is that you cannot bind it to external object’s events. For example – automatically executing code when an event occurs in the application under test (the application closes / opens / opens a new document / access the DB, etc.).
The following article will present a QTP hack which allows you to do this, and will demonstrate it by “listening” to a timer tick event.

You can download the article here (PDF).

This article was originally published in my new website: http://www.yassa.co.il. Everything I publish there will also be published in AdvancedQTP in PDF form, but please visit me there and tell me what you think.

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