| UI testing update [message #98766] |
Thu, 17 July 2008 06:43  |
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Originally posted by: mike.xmos.com
Hi,
I was reading through
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=204859 and it looks as
though the RapUITesting page is a bit out of date. Is there any chance
of a very brief overview of what the current method is to test widgets
by name e.g. what pugins to check out of CVS and what classes to use?
Cheers,
Mike
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| Re: UI testing update [message #98811 is a reply to message #98796] |
Thu, 17 July 2008 09:11  |
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Originally posted by: mike.xmos.com
That sounds great, just what I need. The only other thing I was
wondering is how do you access a widget from a JFace Action? e.g. I
don't create buttons explicitly I create and register an action so is
there a way of getting the widget back so I can set the ID on it?
Ralf Sternberg wrote:
> Hi Mike,
>
> Mike Wrighton wrote:
>> I was reading through
>> https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=204859 and it looks as
>> though the RapUITesting page is a bit out of date. Is there any chance
>> of a very brief overview of what the current method is to test widgets
>> by name e.g. what pugins to check out of CVS and what classes to use?
>
> yes, this wiki article is outdated and needs a rewrite. I'll add a
> marker there. RAP now provides a simple way of enabling UI tests:
>
> 1. Rendering widget ids to the client:
> There is a constant WidgetUtil#ENABLE_UI_TESTS.
> If you set a system property by the name contained in this constant to
> "true", the widget ids are rendered into the id attribute of the
> outermost DOM node of every client-side widget.
>
> 2. Using custom widget ids:
> There is another constant WidgetUtil#CUSTOM_WIDGET_ID.
> Setting the user data of a widget with the name contained in this
> constant to some value results in this value being used as widget id
> instead of the id given by RAP ("w1, "w2", ...).
> Note that you have to ensure that the ids are unique.
> Example:
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> mybutton.setData( WidgetUtil.CUSTOM_WIDGET_ID, "myButton" );
>
> You can then use a UI testing tool of your choice to find the DOM node
> with the id "mybutton".
>
> Best Regards, Ralf
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