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Testing an application with Custom component [message #128198]

Tue, 08 April 2008 10:03

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: a_ghassen.yahoo.co.uk

Hallo,

I want to test an application witch is based on custom components. I
Installed the Application on eclipse so that it will be started in a view.
I thought that so the GUI Recorder will test my application.
but it was not the case. everytime that test the gui recorder gernerates
the current code
<macro version="1.0">
<shell descriptive="Java -
GuiRecorderContainer/src/test-resources/Gui..." referenceId="0"
return-code="-1">
<command type="focus" referenceId="11"/>
</shell>
</macro>

and wenn an try to replay it nothing happens.

cann someone say me if I made something wrong or if the GUI recorder is
not able to test such application.

Best Regards
gaston

Re: Testing an application with Custom component [message #128622 is a reply to message #128198]

Fri, 18 April 2008 11:25

Eclipse User

Hello, gaston,

What kind of custom component are you testing?

Regards,
Jimmy Jin

gaston wrote:
> Hallo,
>
> I want to test an application witch is based on custom components. I
> Installed the Application on eclipse so that it will be started in a
> view. I thought that so the GUI Recorder will test my application.
> but it was not the case. everytime that test the gui recorder gernerates
> the current code <macro version="1.0">
> <shell descriptive="Java -
> GuiRecorderContainer/src/test-resources/Gui..." referenceId="0"
> return-code="-1">
> <command type="focus" referenceId="11"/>
> </shell>
> </macro>
>
> and wenn an try to replay it nothing happens.
>
> cann someone say me if I made something wrong or if the GUI recorder is
> not able to test such application.
>
> Best Regards
> gaston
>
>
>

Re: Testing an application with Custom component [message #130827 is a reply to message #128622]

Tue, 03 June 2008 12:15

Eclipse User

Sorry for the delayed reply.

The previous reply is appropriate, what kind of application are you
testing?

If your application is an RCP application, it is not supported by the AGR.

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