Do you know and care about the difference between JUnit extensions such as Abbot, Jemmy, JFCUnit, Marathon? Cactus, MockObjects, and JUnitEE? HTMLUnit and...
Greetings, I am one of the developers for the Marathon - an opensource GUI testing framework with support for Java/Swing based applications. The product is...
Definitely give it programtic control of every aspect so that developers can use it as well to test parts of an application, or to automate testing with it via...
hi developer, iam rather one of the user of marathon for my java proj, found few descripancies in using though. i dono whether i dono to use or so, if iam...
You need to give more details about the application and what exactly is happening when you use Marathon, what steps did you perform and what is the fixture,...
Greetings from the end of the Dallas North Tollway (for now)… I have recently been pressed into the testing community. Our first priority was to convince...
Can you tell us HOW you are using it? How you like it? What other UI frameworks (Abbot, Pounder, etc) you have tried and why JFCUnit seems best? ... ...
I'd also be intrested in the reasons behind choosing JFCUnit. As the GUI tests in my company are done using Abbot. An open source project that incorportated...
Hi all , recently i heared about Jmeter, what is this tool about. is this as same as Junit. where can i get more information about this tool. chary ... Do you...
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... Ken, I can tell you how we are using JFCUnit (today)… Right now we use the WindowListner to build a model of named components in the GUI so that we can...
... No, it's very different from JUnit. It is a tool that helps you to measure the performance of a system (websites, databases, ...) or do load tests on it....
... Abbot comprises several parts (which fall into two categories). This seems to cause confusion (the main web page must be really unclear about it). The two...
... We use JFCUnit for unit testing and Marathon for acceptance/functional testing in our organization. It looks like the name of the project played a major...
Just wanted to add my two cents to the "which is best" discussion. I have been developing GUIs with Swing for the past 4 years and have tried most of the GUI...
Tom, This is great to hear. I am having a hell of a time with JFCUnit and I am a developer on it. ;) I and another are trying to get the go ahead to revamp the...
... One of the reasons for establishing this group was to foster development of good ideas related to java UI testing and avoid duplicate effort, if possible....
... Please do. And if there are other authors listening that have UI testing sections in their books, please don't hesitate to drop a link into the "Links"...
The link you provided doesn't work. There is no index.html. I did back up and found a dir with a bunch of html files in it though. The Abbot approach seems...
Sorry, I was winging it: http://abbot.sourceforge.net/doc/api/abbot/finder/package-summary.html ... Pass in a container, or not. Search them all if you...
I have been tryin to evaluate abbotforswt plugin for eclipse.. I wanted to run the examples in the plugin from eclipse 3.0. "Unsatisfied linkerror no...
Kevin, I know JFCUnit is not perfect but for the most part I like it. I'm glad hear that it will continue to be improved. Let me know when you set up the new...
... remote ... I was using a real RMI connection in my testing. I basically had a Swing application that would start up and connect to an RMI server. When I...
Abbot has a nice component finder I was thinking of emulating, but maybe it's already in JFCUnit. I think my biggest complaint with JFCUnit is lack of decent ...
Hi, Is there any GUI testing tool that works with modal dialogs? I have tried so far Abbot/Costello but it hangs when any modal dialog pops up. Thanks!...
Abbot will work, the demo I ran seems to work, but there may be something of a trick to do. JFCUnit works well from what I am reading, but I have yet to get it...