Re: [TFUI] New to GUI development

Jemmy does only Swing right now.

Alexandre Iline, the author of Jemmy, was planning SWT support in Jemmy 
3, but that support hasn't materialized yet.  I think the only support 
for SWT testing right now is Abbot.

That being said, I can wholeheartedly recommend Jemmy for doing Swing 
testing.  It is used extensively to test NetBeans and I've used in the 
past to test my Swing interfaces.

Luis

On Feb 14, 2005, at 6:49 PM, Phlip wrote:

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> Jeff Waltzer wrote:
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>> I attempted TTD on SWT.  Dealing with events can be tricky.  Try
>> TDDing methods to be called by the events and not the events
>> themselves (make each event a one liner that calls the code).  Good
>> luck.  Let me know how it goes.
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> I studied Jemmy, but I can't remember if it does SWT or Swing.
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> (Yes, folks, I'm the only Java naif in the whole of XP-dom;)
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> However, Jemmy Regulates Event Queues and Simulates User Input
> extraordinarily well - better than I would roll my own. For each GUI
> object, Jemmy presents a wrapper that forces it to behave.
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> Phlip
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