| (JavaFX) Capturing objects inside a TabPane [message #1748233] |
Mon, 21 November 2016 07:54  |
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Greetings!
I am trying out Jubula for automated tests of a JavaFX application, and I feel I hit a roadblock.
The whole application workspace is located inside tabs implemented via a TabPane object. Whenever I hover over an element in mapping mode, it highlights the entire tab pane, making it impossible to map the separate objects.
However, for some reason, some of the text fields inside of the objects are actually highlighted and mappable.
Is there any way to reference the objects inside the tab (maybe if I can get their names/properties)?
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| Re: (JavaFX) Capturing objects inside a TabPane [message #1749570 is a reply to message #1748499] |
Thu, 08 December 2016 04:14  |
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Hello Vladimirs,
first of all I am sorry for the late response normally we are quicker to answer. In the JavaFX toolkit we consider StackPanes to be containers, this means that it is not possible to map the StackPane itself but the components within. If you are using the newest version of Jubula you could use our simple extension mechanism to either make the StackPanes or the components within mappable.
Could you also tell us how you are using the StackPanes as components, maybe we can look into it and add it to the supported actions for the JavaFX toolkit.
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