I have an existing application that I'd like to add
unit test on before I start changing the code (just to
make sure I don't break anything). It contains an
array of "widgets", each of which contains a
JComboBox, a JTextField and a JCheckbox. None of
these have names. In fact, none of the components in
this application are named.
Is there a way to write a scenario that locates the
JComboBoxes or JTextFields and selects one based on an
index (like, give me the "0" JComboBox)? It seems
like if I'm testing an application that doesn't have
names, I'm pretty limited on how the Finders work.
Am I missing something? What options do I have?
Thanks,
Todd
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