Okay, thank you.

The class JUnitLaunchConfigurationDelegate has a lot of compile errors on 3.2, 
like the other classes in the plugin.

I have very basic knowledge of writing Eclipse plugins. Maybe you copied the 
"JUnit Plug-in Test" plugin from Eclipse and just changed a little thing to 
make it run in the non-UI thread.

It seems to me that this is the central piece in the class TestApplication:

    public void runTests() {
        fTestableObject.testingStarting();
        RemotePluginTestRunner.main(Platform.getCommandLineArgs());
        fTestableObject.testingFinished();
    }

I will try to get the source for the Eclipse "JUnit Plug-in Test" plugin and 
just modify that.


Ketan Padegaonkar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On 24-Jun-08, at 12:52 PM, Hans 
Schwaebli wrote:

> I am writing code like this:
>
>         SWTBot bot = new SWTBot();
>         bot.menu("File").click();
>         bot.menu("Open Product Teardown...").click();
>         // Never returns from the above statement!
>         bot.button("Open").click();
>
> Unfortunately it does not execute the last statement since it is  
> stuck in the previous for some unknown reason. This is how it looks  
> like:
>
> http://img70.imageshack.us/img70/8823/imageiw0.gif
>
> I asked you about what relevance there is actually for starting RCP  
> tests as SWTBot Test. I am starting them as JUnit Plugin Test  
> because we need that for RCP 3.2 and the Plugin which adds "SWTBot  
> Test" to the start menu does not work on Eclipse 3.2. Mixing Eclipse  
> 3.3, RCP 3.2 and SWT Bot did not work. I need to be completely on 3.2.

SWTBot _has_ to run on the non-UI thread.

The reason that SWTBot is stuck on that particular dialog is that the  
open() method on org.eclipse.jface.window.Window() invokes  
#runEventLoop() which blocks the UI thread, and the tests cannot run  
any more.

This is _the only_ reason that SWTBot runs on a non-UI thread. Non  
blocking dialogs would have made life easier for SWTBot but  
unfortunately that's not the case.

The reason that you don't see the launch option is because the  
launcher uses internal API available on 3.3. If you can migrate  
net.sf.swtbot.eclipse.ui.JUnitLaunchConfigurationDelegate to 3.2 that  
would fix the issue for you.

-- Ketan


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