next »

[Paul Verlinden]

I use following code for building a string to fill a test-field in my web-application : 
cCmdString = "Browser("+chr(34)+"BrwName"+chr(34)+").Page("+chr(34)+cPage+chr(34)+")."+cObjType+"("+chr(34)+cObj+chr(34)+").Set"+chr(34)+cValue+chr(34) 

This results in following string to execute :
"Browser("BrName").Page("Page1").WebEdit("Input01").Set "Test"

If I execute this string using the [command] tab during debugging, it takes less then a second to fill the control. 
But if I execute this using the command "Execute cCmdString" it takes 40 seconds(!) until the control is filled. 

Should I use a different command ?   

Rgds,
Paul

[Raja P.V.]

Hi Paul,

There may be a performance issue with the application, as you know QTP interfaces with the API's.

Have you tried device replay back on the screen just a like a normal user and than comparing and seeing the times?

Regards
R

[yassa]

Perhaps breaking it into separate commands for each object would help:
Execute "Set oBrowser = Browser(""BarName"")"
Execute "Set oPage = oBrowser.Page(""Page1"")"
Execute "Set oEdit = oPage.WebEdit(""Input01"")"
Execute "oEdit.Set ""Test"" "