How to capture the whole web page using QTP

Thank you for your answers.

We did manage to solve our problem using the QTP Extensibilty toolkit: A4j uses a queue of listeners that are awaken before and after ajax (Depending on the type of the listener). In our solution, we implemented a Jscript function for each ajax component (e.g webButton):
1. Initialize a globalVariable to 0
2. registers a new function as a listener of type onafterajax:

_elem.ownerDocument.parentWindow.A4J.AJAX.AddListener({
        onafterajax: function(req, event, data) {
            globalVariable = 1;
        }
    });

3. Click the button

4. Go into a sort of busy-waiting loop:

   while (globalVariable != 1) {   
       _util.Wait(250);
   }
   

The function we registered is called when the ajax is finished and changes the globalVariable so the while loop will exit. I know this is ugly, but it works great.

Our only problem is that QTP 10 implements the _util.wait while QTP 9.5 doesn't. Without the wait, the browser will be stuck in an infinite loop and the registered function will never be called. Any solution regarding the implementation of a non busy-waiting wait in Jscript would be most appreciated.

Found this: http://relevantcodes.com/qtp-verify-multiple-object-properties-an-elegant-approach/

I hope it will help you..