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  • Followup: RE: How to run the Component Browser?

    I finally figured out how to run it. Can anyone confirm whether the component browser has capabilities to highlight the UI element (in the main window) currently being inspected in it? Thanks, _steve.

    2009-06-18 22:01:09 UTC by yobvts

  • How to run the Component Browser?

    Hi, Could anyone please point me to documentation on using the built-in component browser of JFCUnit? I was wondering whether there was a debug/browse mode in which I can exercise the UI under consideration, click on items and the component browser would give me its hierarchy. Thanks, _steve.

    2009-06-17 18:28:53 UTC by yobvts

  • Is jfcUnit Still Supported?

    I was wondering if jfcUnit is still actively supported and under development. I've been learning Abbot and trying things out, and I thought I should also kick the tires on jfcUnit as it seems to come up a lot in GUI testing. Can anyone give me some pros & cons of jfcUnit vs Abbot (or any other test frameworks i.e. Jemmy)? Cheers, Eric.

    2009-04-01 18:26:30 UTC by kolotyluk

  • Is jfcUnit Still Supported?

    I was wondering if jfcUnit is still actively supported and under development. I've been learning Abbot and trying things out, and I thought I should also kick the tires on jfcUnit as it seems to come up a lot in GUI testing. Can anyone give me some pros & cons of jfcUnit vs Abbot (or any other test frameworks i.e. Jemmy)?.

    2009-04-01 17:44:45 UTC by kolotyluk

  • Is jfcUnit Still Supported?

    I was wondering if jfcUnit is still actively supported and under development. I've been learning Abbot and trying things out, and I thought I should also kick the tires on jfcUnit as it seems to come up a lot in GUI testing. Can anyone give me some pros & cons of jfcUnit vs Abbot (or any other test frameworks i.e. Jemmy)?.

    2009-03-31 22:27:46 UTC by kolotyluk

  • Followup: RE: JFC Unit Tests and Hanging processes

    Hi as far as i know (please correct me if that is wrong) does jfcunit not consistently operate on the event-dispatch-thread which causes quite indeterministc due to some race conditions in Swing. May be that is a reason for failed/hanging tests. /Thomas.

    2009-03-30 11:54:56 UTC by thr77

  • JFC Unit Tests and Hanging processes

    Hello - My group is testing the front end for our data system and we are using JFCUnit Tests. We are finding that the tests hang frequently. We can't tell at this time if it's a timing issue or that modal threads are being left open by a process. We have about 800 test cases in 15 test packages being executed sequentially. Has anyone else seen this kind of issue or similar when...

    2009-03-24 17:55:04 UTC by karenwst07

  • "Creating Custom Tag Handler Example"

    The official site of JFCUnit shows an example of generating tag handlers. The example includes, inside the method "public void processElement()" two lines that Eclipse marks as incorrect: getXMLTestCase().addFoundObject(id, mark); long mark = ((Long) getXMLTestCase().getFoundObject(getString("refid"))).longValue(); It says the "addFoundObject" is undefined...

    2009-02-12 15:13:21 UTC by jerocortes

  • Method "matchPattern", exits?

    Hi everybody! class "AbstractButtonFinder" extends class "Finder". The API documentation includes the method "matchPattern" for class Finder, with protected modificator. So, the class AbstractButtonFinder have to include this method, and the objects of this class must accede this method, but I can't. What's the matter?.

    2009-02-12 08:35:40 UTC by jerocortes

  • Followup: RE: Finding buttons only by text or icon ?

    And what about the "matchPattern" method of the Finder class and subclasses? "protected final boolean matchPattern(java.lang.String componentAttribute, java.lang.String patternString, org.apache.regexp.RE re) This method is used to filter components' attributes based on a pattern specified by the...

    2009-02-11 16:34:34 UTC by jerocortes

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