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This is a discussion on Active X control within the QTP forums, part of the Software Testing category; In QTP , there is add-in Active-x Control and also Visual Basic.... As per my knowledge In VB only we will use ActiveX controls, then why in QTP there ...


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In QTP , there is add-in Active-x Control and also Visual Basic....

As per my knowledge In VB only we will use ActiveX controls, then why in QTP there is separate add-in for activex control.........
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Re: Active X control

Hi Ramya,

Though ActiveX controls are popularly implemented as part of VisualBasic, they can also be coded using -

1) MFC - Microsoft Foundation Classes.
2) C++
3) Borland Delphi

Also they are deployed frequently as part of Internet Explorer objects to enable controls and script on HTML pages.

QTP basically uses a seperate ActiveX add-in as well to enable recognition of ActiveX controls that could be part of VB apps, IE apps or any standalone application developed using MFC.

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