Virtual Objects

What are Virtual Objects?

Virtual Objects

Non availability of required add-ins

Objects created using advanced technologies

Defining Virtual Object

Map to a Standard Class1

Mark Virtual Object2

Object Configuration3

Save Virtual Object4

Steps for Defining a Virtual Object

Step 2: Mark Virtual Object CAPTIVATE

Step 3: Object Configuration CAPTIVATE

Step 4: Save Virtual Object CAPTIVATE

Removing Virtual Objects CAPTIVATE

Disabling Virtual Objects CAPTIVATE

Virtual Object Limitations

It can be defined only on objects on which Click or Double-click operations can be performed.

Any type of checkpoint cannot be inserted on a Virtual Object.

Virtual Objects are not recognized in analog or low-level recording modes.

A test script with Virtual Objects, cannot be run on a different computer. If so, the Virtual Objects also needs to be copied.