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FrameworkManager Version 0.81

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March 29th, 2008 by Yaron Assa

A new release of FrameworkManager is here - Version 0.81!

What the package includes

FrameworkManager.tdssln.settings   The TDS code project wrapper

FrameworkManager.chm – The extensive readme help-file

\Documentation          Backup Readme files. All of them appear in FrameworkManager.chm.

\Libraries                     Actual FrameworkManager code: the main tree node class, and input and random value mini-classes

\Resources                 The excel object-tree file, ready for running the demo test.

\Demo App                  A small application demonstrating the power of FrameworkManager. To be used with the demo test.

\Tests                          A demo test demonstrating the power of FrameworkManager. To be used with the demo app.

\Tests\VBS Backup    The demo test code, for those who can’t open QTP 9.2 tests

 

Important: Once you download the file, I suggest you throughly read the help file (FrameworkManager.chm), and specifically the "Understanding FrameworkManager" section. After that, examine the attached demo-app and excel fine to get a better grip on how things are actually done.

 

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6 Responses to “FrameworkManager Version 0.81”

  1. low1210 Says:

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    Thanks for you sharing!

  2. pullar Says:

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    this is very helfful for me.
    thanks

  3. Damonh Says:

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    Unfortunately for me when I run example 2 I get an error: Object Required: 'Me.GetLeaf(...)' Starting Line: 358 If ((bConditionT... ...

  4. Damonh Says:

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    BTW I ran it as is from the download. Only change I made was to the excel constant.

  5. Sandwin007 Says:

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    I clap ur effort to make it share ..Thanks Buddy
    It’s grat learning exprience

  6. mmiedema Says:

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    Can you explain the advantages/disadvantages compared to registering userdefined functions to objectclasses?

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