I have an idea for a new feature to be built into the Swing Libraries and Java runtime. One of the difficult areas of software testing is Graphical User ...
I think you need to simply investigate the existence of several opensource or "free" testing tools that already support the very type of GUI testing you...
Interesting idea .. but... The email address I'm using is not my work address @ sun. As one of the authors of the Robot class let me mention one of the policy...
Hi, Eric. If I got what you're saying ... What you're trying to achieve is discoverability of UI components through the product live cycle. The component ID is...
Shura
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Jan 3, 2007 10:50 pm
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Reading Shura's message a weird thought zinged through my mind which I don't have enough clarity on yet. But here it is. I recall one of the advantages of...
To me, the biggest difficulty with UI testing is the speed at which it runs. If Swing ran headless (no rendering), how much would it speed up the process?...
"A kind of test first approach enforced by the environment, rather than being something you follow because you're dilligent. Is it worthwhile considering how...
"To me, the biggest difficulty with UI testing is the speed at which it runs." Judging by myself and my coworkers, you're in a tiny minority. Most developers...
I think everything you described is already possible. You can listen for every event using Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().addAWTEventListener(). Also you can use...
[ PS, my particular, longer-term interest is in driving ui-essential storytests (in Fit/FitLibrary) through a UI. The storytests would be largely independent...
... of the ... decisions we ... feels this ... accomplished. ... to Jemmy, ... public ... Abbot. ... bottom level ... in ... That's a very good principle to...
Thanks for the reference. In addition to Abbot and Costello, Jemmy is one more test environment for me to check out. Cheers, Eric ... listen for ... (). ... ...
Yes, definately. Thanks for the reference. ... opensource or "free" testing tools that already support the very type of GUI testing you envision--some, like...
... test ... Yes, definately. ... used ... () ... exactly ... is ... Yes, that is exactly what I was thinking, and I should have said so initially. ... ...
... As Curt mentioned, java.awt.Toolkit is pluggable, so you could conceivably write one that is has no actual visual display. Granted, this rules out any...
Somehow I did not see David's post but only a reply to it. Nevertheless ... I've been trying to approach the same problem from a different angle: what could an...
Shura
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Jan 5, 2007 6:01 pm
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[redirected from java-gui-testing] Hi, I am starting to use the Abbot / Costello framework for testing a large complex swing GUI but was wondering about the...
Hi everyone! I've got a piece of swing software that I have to test using JfcUnit. At one point of the test a modal dialog shows up and the test is supposed to...
Hey All! We're putting together a panel at EclipseCon to discuss UI testing issues and are looking for a few more participants. A quick blurb on the panel can...
Dunno a lot about JFCJunit, but, guessing that the operation which cause the dialog to be opened needs to be executed in a separate thread, because that...
Shura
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Jan 30, 2007 1:00 pm
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In general you need to invoke a modal dialog "show" in a thread other than your main testing thread. Most frameworks provide a method of doing so more less...
Hi, I am trying to find a GUI testing tool for an application that was developed on Eclipse 3.0 using Java /Swing. I am looking for a tool that can record /...
Hello, I did attempt to use RCP Developer for Automated GUI testing. If you have fairly standard widget and actions (you haven't created your own widget or ...
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