-->Virtual Object Manager & Virtual Object Wizard

The error message “Object is not identified” will be displayed in 2 situations.
1.While Recording
2.While Playback

To overcome this error during Recording, we can follow the below options:
1.Low Level Recording
2.Virtual Object Wizard

To overcome this error during Playback, we can follow the below options:
1.Smart Identification
2.Regular Expressions

GUI Objects are of 2 types.
1.Standard GUI objects (Window, Dialog, Button, List, Table, etc…)
2.Non-Standard GUI objects

About Virtual object wizard:
1.Virtual object wizard is used to map a virtual object (Non standard GUI-object to a standard class
2.It is also used to capture the co-ordinates of the object
3.We can also assign a unique logical name to the object

Steps to map a virtual object to a standard class:
1.Ensure that the required virtual object is available
2.Select Tools --> Virtual Objects --> New Virtual Object --> Click on Next
3.Select the required standard class name from the drop-down (choose the closet one) --> Click on Next
4.Click on mark object
5.Select the required area of the object --> Click on Next --> Click on Next
6.Provide a unique name to the object
7.Select the radio button ‘YES’ to learn another object otherwise Select ‘NO’
8.Click on Finish

Note:
1) When we map a virtual object to a standard class, it will identify the objects using co-ordinates. So if the location is changed, the script execution will fail.
2) When we map virtual objects, they will be added to a collection in virtual object manager. Hence mapping done in 1 test can be used in a different test also.