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Returning to a base state after an error...? [message #488326]

Mon, 28 September 2009 03:07

Eclipse User

Hi, when a junit testcase fails, often there are windows still left open. If subsequent tests then try to execute, they will get confused because command of the workbench is being hijacked by this open window, which is waiting for a response. Does anyone have a good idea for a graceful way to click away any unexpected windows that might come up when a test fails so that subsequent tests can execute? Like maybe add some logic to the teardown that would click away any open windows, somehow? I'm sure people have thought about this already so would like to get your thoughts/ideas. Please include sample code if possible.

Also does anyone know if junit 4 is supported yet by SWT-Bot? Thanks a lot!

-- Steve

Re: Returning to a base state after an error...? [message #488370 is a reply to message #488326]

Mon, 28 September 2009 09:18

Eclipse User

Steven Chamberlin wrote:
> Also does anyone know if junit 4 is supported yet by SWT-Bot? Thanks a
> lot!

Yes it does. In fact, the dependencies of org.eclipse.swtbot.swt.finder
towards junit is 4.3.0 or higher (with 2.0.0.371-dev-e34)

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Re: Returning to a base state after an error...? [message #488384 is a reply to message #488326]

Mon, 28 September 2009 09:32

Eclipse User

On 28/09/09 12:37 PM, Steven Chamberlin wrote:
> Hi, when a junit testcase fails, often there are windows still left
> open. If subsequent tests then try to execute, they will get confused
> because command of the workbench is being hijacked by this open window,
> which is waiting for a response. Does anyone have a good idea for a
> graceful way to click away any unexpected windows that might come up
> when a test fails so that subsequent tests can execute? Like maybe add
> some logic to the teardown that would click away any open windows,
> somehow? I'm sure people have thought about this already so would like
> to get your thoughts/ideas. Please include sample code if possible.

http://github.com/ketan/swtbot/blob/master/org.eclipse.swtbo t.eclipse.finder.test/src/org/eclipse/swtbot/eclipse/finder/ widgets/SWTBotEclipseEditorTest.java

The method annotated with @After is what you're looking for.

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