· Procedure:

This scenario will test the ability of the Visual Editor to function with icons (ImageIconCellEditor) upon swing components.

· Setup:

Get the latest build, and create a Java project

· Basic Functionality:

Create a Visual Class extending a JFrame with Swing. Drop a jButton, or any other swing component, on to the content pane.

And go to 'icon' in the properties and select the property editor button.

This should launch the following dialog.

· Select to ‘Browse in’ the 'File System'.
Go to a ‘Location’ where you wish to get your image from.
A list of images should then appear in the ‘Files’ pane, and all of the images should have thumbnails previewed in the ‘Available images’ pane.
Select the desired image and press the OK button.
Verify that the image should now appear upon the jButton.

· Save the visual class and verify that the source has been updated with code to include the image upon the swing component?

· Import an image file into the java project.
Then drop another swing component on to the content pane.
And from the 'icon' property editor bring up the image file dialog as before.
But this time ‘Browse in’ the 'Project', and select the image previously imported into the java project. And select OK.
Verify that the image selected from the ‘Project’ appears upon the swing component.

• Using the last example, bring up the dialog box, and verify the following…
• Verify that by selecting either the ‘Project’ or ‘File System’ the location view will change to the appropriate location as expected.
• Verify that by selecting the ‘Search sub-directories’, that all the images are found in the selected director and that these files preview in the ‘Files’ and ‘Available images’ window.
• Verify that ‘Filter:’ combobox works as expected. That when ‘*.jpg’ is selected, only JPG files become available.
• Verify that which ever image file is selected it previews in the ‘Selected Image’ pane.
• Verify that the ‘Path:’ reads the appropriate path.

• Drop the following Swing Components on to a content pane. And verify that an image can be added via the icon property and that visual class will save without errors. And verify that the source has been updated with code to include the image upon the swing component:
• Jbutton
• JcheckBox
• JradioButton
• JtoggleButton
• Jlabel
• JOptionPane

• Drop the following Swing Menus on to a content pane and verify that an image can be added via the icon property and that visual class will save without errors. And verify that the source has been updated with code to include the image upon the swing component:
• Jmenu
• JmenuItem
• JcheckBoxMenuItem
• JRadioButtonMenuItem

· Drop the following Swing Containers on to the canvas and verify that an image can be added via the specific image property and that visual class will save without errors. And verify that the source has been updated with code to include the image upon the swing component:

o JFrame – Drop a JFrame on to the canvas and select the iconImage button from the properties. This should insert the image into the title bar of the jframe.

o JInternalFrame – Drop a JInternalFrame on to the canvas and select the frameIcon button . This should insert the image into the title bar.

· Drop the following AWT Controls on to the canvas and verify that the image can be added via the properties view. And verify that the source has been updated with code to include the image upon the AWT component:

o Frame – select the iconImage property editor . This should insert the image into the title bar of the frame.