| How to ues the EclipseSpy view on an Application? [message #1011602] |
Tue, 19 February 2013 16:59  |
 Herb Miller
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Registered: September 2011 |
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I am not sure of the "nuts and bolts" of using the SWTBot EclipseSpy view. I can get it to open, and it appears to give me information about the IDE as a move the cursor over the Eclipse IDE.
I would like to know how to use it to discover widgets on the RCP app I am trying to test. If I run the RCP App, and if I hover over Widgets in the RCP app, I get no results showing up in the EclipseSpy View. It seems that knowing about the widgets of the app I want to test is more important than the widgets in the Eclipse IDE.
Do I need to include the EclipseSpy as a dependency for my app under test? Do I need to embed something in the app to make it EclipseSpy aware?
Just a quick "How-To" for button pushes on using the EclipseSpy View would be helpful. I am using Indigo (3.7) and one of the latest SWTBot downloads.
My simple SWTBot test seems to work fine, but I need to know how to use the EclipseSpy View.
Thanks,
Herb Miller
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