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Using Rational Functional Tester, I need to verify the tooltip objects created in .net. I can use reflection to invoke methods on .net controls I have found using RFT, but there doesn’t seem to be a way to get the tooltip object associated with the control from the control itself. Is there some special RFT method that can fetch it?
It seems the secret is that there’s only one tooltip object which updates its text based on what control the mouse is currently hovering over.
It is not a child or descendent of the application it belongs to, but instead an Owned Object.
The actual owned object has a class that looks like nonsense; ours was “WindowsForms10.tooltips_class32.app.0.33c0d9d”. I suspect this is because it’s actually a win32 object, not a .net object. This object has a child with class “.Tooltip”, which has a property “.text” containing the tooltip text.