| Re: Automated GUI Tests [message #81103] |
Fri, 18 August 2006 10:33  |
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That's correct and you can only test Eclipse IDE applications with the
automated GUI recorder. It doesn't support standalone SWT applciations.
Thanks.
"Peter Maas" <p.maas@magmasoft.de> wrote in message
news:ec3tdn$cek$1@utils.eclipse.org...
> Peter Maas schrieb:
> > I'm running Eclipse 3.2 on Linux with TPTP 4.2.0 (except Reporting with
> > BIRT and Profiling for Web Applications). If I open
File->New->Other->Test,
> > I see "Test from Recording" and "Recording/HTTP Recording" but no
> > Automated GUI Test as shown in the Eclipse/tptp Intro. What do Ihave to
do
> > to test SWT GUIs with TPTP?
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> I need to download tech preview of Automated GUI Recording :)
>
> Peter Maas, Aachen, Germany
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| Re: Automated GUI Tests [message #81488 is a reply to message #81103] |
Wed, 23 August 2006 05:48  |
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Originally posted by: dequeker.gmail.com
> That's correct and you can only test Eclipse IDE applications with the
> automated GUI recorder. It doesn't support standalone SWT applciations.
Peter,
Don't go away feeling all hope is lost. You can still try to make the
standalone SWT app a full eclipse one, for the purpose of testing it.
1. copy the plugins file and folders from your standalone app.
2. paste them into an AGR eclipse installation plugins folder
3. record and playback as if it were just an eclipse plugin.
4. et voila
Sure, This isn't testing the real thing, but it's probably close enough
to automate a large portion of your test cases, as long as you keep
doing some basic manual testing on the 'real' standalone app, to be on
the safe side.
Also, once my scripts are done, I release them onto a nightly build and
test environment, where I have also overwriten the AGR eclipse
configuration folder with the one from our standalone app, and they
still run fine.
The effect is to be a little closer to the 'real' standalone app, and it
has the exact look and feel of it, which is nice for demos to management ;-)
(PS. I'm not sure this will work for all standalone apps, I don't know
eclipse and AGR well enough for that, but it's worth a try)
Bevan
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