如何实现SWT_Window0内部对象交互？UFT自动化拖拽问题咨询

Hey there, I’ve run into similar SWT object recognition headaches with UFT before, so I feel your pain when it can only see the entire window instead of the controls inside. Let’s walk through some proven fixes to get you past this:

1. Double-Check SWT Add-in Status #

• First, confirm the SWT Add-in is enabled in UFT’s Add-in Manager. It’s easy for this to get disabled accidentally after updates or restarts.
• Make sure you’re running the latest version of the SWT Add-in—Microfocus regularly releases patches to close recognition gaps for newer SWT control versions.

2. Use Object Spy with Extended Recognition Tricks #

• Open UFT’s Object Spy and hover over your Crosstab/Spreadsheet. If it still only picks up the parent SWT_Window0, enable Extended Recognition in the Object Spy settings. This lets UFT use visual cues and underlying control IDs to detect nested elements that automatic recognition misses.
• Try holding Ctrl while hovering with the Object Spy crosshair—this forces "point identification" and can help UFT target the specific control instead of the whole window.

3. Manually Build Object Repository Entries #

If automatic recognition fails, manually add the control to your Object Repository:

• Right-click in the Object Repository → select "Add Object" → "From Screen".
• Use the crosshair to select the Crosstab, then in the properties window, manually set unique identifiers like nativeClass, className, or controlId (you can grab these using tools like SWT Inspector or UFT’s own NativeObject property).
• Once added, test interactions like .Click() or .Drag to confirm UFT can target the control.

4. Use NativeObject for Low-Level Control Access #

If all else fails, leverage UFT’s NativeObject property to interact directly with the underlying SWT control:

• Example VBScript code to drag the Crosstab right:

  Set swtWindow = SwtWindow("SWT_Window0")
  Set crosstabControl = swtWindow.NativeObject.FindControl("ControlType", "Crosstab")
  crosstabControl.Drag 150, 0 ' Drags 150 pixels to the right
  

  Note: Exact property names may vary by your SWT version—inspect the native control’s properties first to get the right identifiers.

5. Handle Custom SWT Controls #

If your Crosstab/Spreadsheet are custom-built SWT controls, UFT’s default Add-in might not recognize them:

• Check with your dev team to get the control’s unique class names or internal identifiers.
• Build a custom Add-in extension using UFT’s Add-in Extensibility toolkit—this lets you define custom recognition rules for your specific controls.

I hope one of these methods gets you past the recognition block so you can drag those controls to the right side of the screen smoothly!

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者Cathal Brady