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‎08-19-2017 09:18 AM

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Product: Unified Functional Testing
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 (64-bit)

I have two parallel test platforms. One using HPE UFT the other using NI LabWindowsCVI.

 

I need to initiate an operation in UFT from LabWindowsCVI.

 

I have a VBS Function implemented and unit tested in UFT to perform my desired action. 

 

What I need to know is how to invoke this function from a process external to UFT. 

 

Most of the online information deals with calling something external to UFT. That is not my question. 

 

I have UFT up and running, now from and external process I need to call a VBS function that is defined internally to UFT.

 

Please describe the method and if possible provide a small example. 

 

Do not focus on LabWindowsCVI. From there I have many options. The question is generic.

 

"How to call a UFT internal VBS  function from an external application?"

Allyn
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‎08-20-2017 09:43 AM - edited ‎09-03-2017 03:04 PM

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This is the wrong company for MF software. Please use the MF Software Community:
https://community.saas.hpe.com/t5/Unified-Functional-Testing/bd-p/sws-Fun_TEST_SF

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