UFT
Introduction to UFT Installation of UFT UFT GUI Recording the application Directory structure and file extension of UFT test Basic UFT concepts Object Spy Test Settings Properties Test Run Settings Environment Recovery Associating library files Object Identification mechanism Object repository Object repository Manager Associating repositories with UFT tests Description programming SystemUtil Datatable CryptDotNetFactory Extern OptionalStep PathFinder MercuryTimer RandomNumber Recovery Reporter RepositoriesCollection TextUtil XmlUtil Launching applications Loading ini fileDifference between QFL and VBS file Automating web applications automating Windows applications Err object Recovery Scenarios Handling Databases Mathematical operations Create new Excel workbook file Read and Edit Excel workbook Delete excel workbook file Launching the UFT using Script UFT Vs Selenium UFT Vs Appium UFT vs LeanFT Limitations and drawbacks of UFTPathfinder object in UFT
PathFinder is used to find the absolute path of the files associated with the tests. UFT looks for the files in directories configured in Option dialog as shown in below image.
Here is the sample script that shows how to use PathFinder object. Note that we are trying to locate the abc.qrs and Repository1.tsr files. UFT will look for these files in the directories specified in above setting. If PathFinder does not find a file, it will return empty string.
absolutePath = PathFinder.Locate("abc.qrs")
msgbox absolutePath
msgbox PathFinder.Locate("Repository1.tsr")
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