Hello
I wrote an automated test for an Eclipse update site installation.
My code realizes as needed all operations an user will do to install
some feature from our update site.
But sometimes, the bot does not find an item (button, table item, tab
item,...) with no differences with previous exec
loops by
hands with exception catching so there will be useful for me :-)
hth
On Thu, Sep 25, 2008 at 8:09 AM, Vincent Mahe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
Hello
I wrote an automated test for an Eclipse update site installation.
My code realize
Veneet a écrit :
Hi Guys,,
As no reply has been sent from Ketan...from the past Few days
I would request any one to reply to This Thread
cause i urgently need Help on how to Activate a shell
http://www.nabble.com/file/p19793596/Successful%2BOUTPUT.png
i need to know why ami gettinga widg
Ketan Padegaonkar a écrit :
I'm able to use bot.editor, and that's what most of the tests that we
use at work use, all the time. The SWTBotEclipseEditor.findEditors()
is more like convenience API which is used internally. I'm not sure
how and why I marked it public.
Clearly this could be a
Ketan Padegaonkar a écrit :
On 03-Oct-08, at 2:17 AM, Richard Adams wrote:
Hi, Just wanted to say thank you for this tool, its exactly what I've
been looking for for automated GUI testing of our RCP app.
Thanks, I'm glad that you liked SWTBot!
Just one query, I noticed for an Ecl
Veneet a écrit :
> Hi guys
>
>I wanted to Know if Right Click is allowed on tree Items for opening the
> Context menu
>
>
> if, yes could a brief desc be Provided
>
> thx
>
context menu can be accessed through the xxx.contextMenu([label of
menu]) function.
REM: SWTBot lacks a xxx.contex
Veneet a écrit :
> so i can substitute it for a right click action rite
>
Yes.
SWTBot has few direct accesses to the GUI layer so it proceeds mainly
with methods offered by SWT widgets, like list of the context menus.
As we want to test our applications interface with users, and not how
GT
Veneet a écrit :
> Hi somesh
>
>Thanx for the reply
>
>i wrote
>
>try{
> Shell[] shell=bot.getDisplay().getShells();
>
> for(int i=0;i
> System.out.println(shell[i]);
>
> }ca
Hans Schwaebli a écrit :
Will you upgrade to JUnit 4 also? Would be nice.
I use SWTBot with JUnit4 with no problem at all, from my beginning with
the bot.
--
Cordialement
Vincent MAHÉ
Ingénieur Plate-forme OpenEmbeDD - http://openembedd.org
IRISA-INRIA, Campus de Beaulieu, 35042 Rennes cede
sheetal singh a écrit :
> Hi Guys,
>
> While Testing i am facing java heap space errors do i need to
> set the Heap space size
> using the -Xmx command
>
> A little Description on how much default size is allocated to
> Bot would help ?
>
>
>
> Sheetal
> TB
them :-)) but you may find some
information using Google.
Vincent Mahe wrote:
sheetal singh a écrit :
Hi Guys,
While Testing i am facing java heap space errors do i need
to
set the Heap space size
using the -Xmx command
A little Description on
Ketan Padegaonkar a écrit :
> I've always been having thoughts about having a better api to access
> menus and trees. This is currently what most people do:
> bot.menu("file").menu("new").menu("other").click(); and similar stuff
> for trees as well.
>
> How about: bot.menu("file>new>other").c
Ketan Padegaonkar a écrit :
On 20-Oct-08, at 11:50 AM, Ketan Padegaonkar wrote:
How about: bot.menu("file>new>other").click() instead ?
Seems that this statement has caused confusion. What I'd meant was:
How about: bot.menu("file>new>other").click() *as well* ?
Better :-)
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Co
Brice Laurel a écrit :
> Hi Ankit,
>
> I pasted the jar "net.sf.swtbot.eclipse.ui" in the eclipse's plugins folder
> but when I select Run As -> Run Configuration -> ...
> I don't see the item "SWTBot Test" in the left's part of the windows.
>
> Thanks
>
With Eclipse 3.4 (ganymede) you must dep
nawaz ahmed a écrit :
Hello Kethan and all other SWTBot Users,
In the last mail I have requested for the SWT Recorder.
I dont want to use it as it slows down my PC and as per Kethans
suggestions its not the good idea to use it.
The reason why I have requested for the recorder is becau
sheetal singh a écrit :
Hi All, Can anybdy inform me that SWTBot Test run in UI or Non UI
thread. A little desc on this will b a gr8 help for me.
You must launch SWTBot tests in a non UI thread, because the test
execution is synchronous so it blocks itself, waiting for next step.
See how the us
Brice Laurel a écrit :
> Hi list,
>
> I am a beginner on SWTBot. I use eclipse 3.4
>
> 1- I create a plug-ins project "SWTBot" which template "Hello RCP"
> 2- I create class "FooTest.java" in the default package
>
Does your FooTest.java extends SWTBotTestCase?
It is the minimum.
> 3- I add plu
Yao Qi a écrit :
> My application's workflow is
> 1) right click a project,
> 2) got a dialog listing all the main classes in this project,
> 3) select one main classes, and click 'OK',
>
> I want simulate this process via SWTBot, and we've use SWTBot to find
> that project, right click it, and fin
Yao Qi a écrit :
You must search for the tree | list and then for the tree item | list
item you are interested about in it.
Vincent,
I add code snip shown as follows,
SWTBotShell s = bot.shell("Main class as entry point"); // Find
this dialog,
assertNotNu
EXTERNAL Wagner Michael (ISS; G2/PJ-PMT) a écrit :
Hi,
thanks for the great SWTBot and your help on the list here.
On another note, please use the forums on eclipse.org, and not this
list, most people have switched to using the new forums, and
I'm trying
to reduce the administrative of ma
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