Hi, Panel as the following import: import junit.framework.AssertionFailedError; Which is used in 'containsLabel' method, it throws an AssertionFailedError if...
Laurent
laurent+uispec4j@...
Sep 12, 2009 11:08 pm
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Hi Laurent, This is a very good point. Thank you for letting us know! It seems to be the only place where we we can observe this dependency issue. We're...
Hi Everybody, Just new at working with UISpec4j, and come up with something pretty quickly that I can't find in the docs. I just want to check that when I...
Steve Mosley
steven.mosley1@...
Sep 16, 2009 5:54 am
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HI: We have been using UISpec4J for a while and i believe it's stable enough to support large Swing project test. but it's invisible execution might be a minor...
Hey, I have code that uses the Java Runnable class to launch a bat file, which then starts another Java application, which I want to intercept. Is there a way...
Hi Shelley, There is no plan yet to make this improvement. As a matter of fact, I think it might prove difficult to go in that direction: UISpec4J replaces the...
Hi, I understand your need, but can't imagine of a way to make this work: when your test classes get loaded, a call to 'UISpec4J.init()' sets up the runtime...
Hello, I am new to UISpec4j and I'd like to ask two questions: 1) The application I am testing has a rather complicated login sequence. Sometimes, one modal...
Currently, in UISpec4J 1.5, there appears to be an error in the constructor. In the block: if (!model.getClass().isAssignableFrom(SpinnerDateModel.class)) { ...
Hi, Thank you very much for bringing this to our attention. Indeed, this validation code was erroneous. We will make a fix delivery to the 1.5 version...
Hi, Thank you for your interest in UISpec4J. I will try to answer your 2 questions the best I can. 1/ Your test appears to be non-deterministic, due to an...
Hello, 1/ yes, the test would be non-deterministic in its setup routine (for parts of the application which don't depend on the network connection). Of course...
Hi, I think UISpec4J will work on JMenuBars. But in my application I am having a MenuBar. When I am retrieving through the panel, I am getting a null. Could...
How can I get started writing code to test a java application that's distributed as an "exe" without knowing where the underlying "main" exists? The app is...
Hi, Indeed, UISpec4J provides component wrappers for the main Swing classes, and a limited subset of AWT classes. We haven't focused our developments on AWT...
Hi, The UISpec4J tests and the tested application have to run on the same JVM. You need an access to the main class (either directly through the class files,...
Ah yes, one last thing: the application was created with Eclipse... ask first whether it was built upon SWT or Swing (UISpec4J is adapted only for the latter...
Thanks for the info, I'll give it all a shot and keep my fingers crossed. I have been able to bring the app up since my original message, but it's "not quite...
Hi, I'm trying to check the color of an individual item in a ListBox. We have a list of items with checkboxes, which change color when checked. I can see that...
Hi, Basically, if you refer to the main class of your app in the UISpecAdapter, everything will run on the same JVM. On the other hand, if you run a separate...
Thanks for the answer as that is what I thought the end result would be since it is an executable and not a jar. Awaiting further info from the developers......
I've gotten a little further with information concerning the application: it's an Eclipse RCP application built on the OSGI/Equinox framework. I have been able...
Hi Bassam, Thanks for your feedback. This is indeed a missing feature in the current version, but that will be present in the next (soon to come). Meanwhile,...
Hi, UISpec4J does not display windows and frames on the screen: the tests run more quickly, and honestly, no tester is able check that a display is correct...
Dear UISpec4J users, We are happy to announce the release of UISpec4J 2.1: http://www.uispec4j.org The most remarkable evolutions over UISpec4J 2.0 are the...