Re: [abbot-users] To identify portlets by name not by an index using abbot

[sujata j. <suj...@gm...>]

Hi Timothy,
  Thanks a lot for the response. I am using jdk1.3 compiler.
  I tried giving the path as [Explorer [Presentation], Portlets, testcat1]
,[Portlets, testcat1] and also tried [testcat1], I get Error:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: No matching method actionSelectRow with
return type void and 3 arguments found in class abbot.tester.JTreeTester

 any idea?





On 11/30/05, Timothy Wall <tw...@us...> wrote:
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> On Nov 29, 2005, at 5:58 AM, sujata jakate wrote:
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> > Hi all,
> >   The application which I am testing has a JTree containg a list of
> > portlets. Abbot is recording these portlets by taking  their index
> > into consideration , but I want to check if a particular portlet
> > exists or not by using its name and not by its index.
> >
> >   My script contains something like this :
> >
> > <action args=3D"JTree Instance,10" class=3D"javax.swing.JTree"
> > method=3D"actionClickRow" />
> >  means its clicking on 10 th portlet.
> >
> >   I tried the following:
> > <action args=3D"JTree Instance,&quot; testcat1 &quot;"
> > class=3D"javax.swing.JTree" method=3D"actionSelectRow" />
> >
> >   where testcat1 is my portlet name, by I get an exception saying
> > "can't convert "testcat1" to int.
> >  Anybody have any idea? please help.
>
> When specifying "values" for trees, you need to provide the tree
> path, which looks like this:
> "[root, node, leaf]".  The root may be omitted if it is not visible.
> So in your case, you need, at a minimum, "[testcat1]".  Usually
> recording will prefer a string value over a numeric index.
>
> Timothy Wall
> http://abbot.sf.net
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