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I have a java application which is running in a browser which seems to be invisible to QTP.

I've not automated for a Java application before so I'm not sure what to expect, but I'd expect more than this.

When I use object spy I see one object present (well, three counting the path to the object of interest), Browser(...).Page(...).WinObject("nativeclass:=SunAwtCanvas") which I can do nothing with.

I cannot interact or see any other objects. What do I need to do?

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    One of the benefits of commercial testing tools is the support provided by the vendors. I suggest that you raise this with HP. Dec 18, 2013 at 22:33

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You must use Java Add-in for QTP to recognize the java objects.

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If it's not working in QTP, check which version of Java you are using. After that check the support QTP gives for different versions. It happened to me once, and I degraded my machine to Java 1.6. So it can be one of the issue!

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