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Re: error in executing my own swingunit

2008-04-24T20:45:41Z

Thank you for the reply.
I've just found out why my code doesn't work.
In my tear down fucntion, i did not set to false my main frame's setVisible() method.
But well, thanks anyways.
Your information has helped me.

Hello jmacion,

The message says there are two or more root windows.
Maybe, your test program does not close the target
test window before running second scenario.

If you use ROOT_CONTAINER as a finderMethod,
close existing windows before run the second scenario
or simply do not open the window in the second scenario.

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Re: error in executing my own swingunit

2008-04-24T01:36:17Z

Hello jmacion,

The message says there are two or more root windows.
Maybe, your test program does not close the target
test window before running second scenario.

If you use ROOT_CONTAINER as a finderMethod,
close existing windows before run the second scenario
or simply do not open the window in the second scenario.

jmacion wrote:

> Hello,
> I am new in swing unit. i have successfully executed your demo. But,
> when i work on my own swing unit, i get this error.
> Caused by: swingunit.framework.Finder$SearchException: More than two windows
> are matching for
> =swingunit.framework.WindowClassParameter[finderMethod=ROOT_CONTAINER,
> windowClass=javax.swing.JFrame]
>
> Here, i have two scenarios.
> But when i have only one scenario, i can successfully execute the
> application.
>
> Can you please help me on this one?

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error in executing my own swingunit

2008-04-24T01:17:31Z

Hello,
I am new in swing unit. i have successfully executed your demo. But, when i work on my own swing unit, i get this error.
Caused by: swingunit.framework.Finder$SearchException: More than two windows are matching for =swingunit.framework.WindowClassParameter[finderMethod=ROOT_CONTAINER, windowClass=javax.swing.JFrame]

Here, i have two scenarios.
But when i have only one scenario, i can successfully execute the application.

Can you please help me on this one?

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Re: Exception while testng menu

2007-12-04T08:15:02Z

I don't test swingunit on ubuntu. If you get same error when testing
the demo, it may be a timing problem.

Try to change TestSetting.properties value.
On X-Window, it takes a bit more time to show a window rather
than on MS Windows, So put some delay.

> Hello.
> I am new in swing testing. I am trying to test menu in my program, but have
> some exceptions, that I don't know where they come from. If I have menu
> "menu" and menuitem "about" in it. I am running scenario:
>
> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
> <document windowFinder="ROOT_CONTAINER" windowClass="JFrame">
> <scenario name="OPEN_SEARCH">
> <WindowStatus windowFinder="NAME_IS_EQUAL" windowName="frame0"
> status="ICONIFIED"/>
> <Click componentFinder="A_COUPLE_OF_CLASS_AND_LABEL_IS_EQUAL"
> componentClass="JMenu" label="Menu"/>
> <Click componentFinder="NAME_IS_EQUAL" name="about"/>
> </scenario>
> </document>
>
> Two senario lines are ok, no exceptions. But on third(last) line I get and
> exception which says "component must be showing on the screen to determine
> its location
> java.awt.IllegalComponentStateException: component must be showing on the
> screen to determine its location"
>
> And I get the same exception when I run demo test. Maybe you know what is
> wrong with my program. (I am ubuntu user)

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Exception while testng menu

2007-12-04T06:22:48Z

Hello.
I am new in swing testing. I am trying to test menu in my program, but have some exceptions, that I don't know where they come from. If I have menu "menu" and menuitem "about" in it. I am running scenario:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<document windowFinder="ROOT_CONTAINER" windowClass="JFrame">
<scenario name="OPEN_SEARCH">
<WindowStatus windowFinder="NAME_IS_EQUAL" windowName="frame0" status="ICONIFIED"/>
<Click componentFinder="A_COUPLE_OF_CLASS_AND_LABEL_IS_EQUAL" componentClass="JMenu" label="Menu"/>
<Click componentFinder="NAME_IS_EQUAL" name="about"/>
</scenario>
</document>

Two senario lines are ok, no exceptions. But on third(last) line I get and exception which says "component must be showing on the screen to determine its location
java.awt.IllegalComponentStateException: component must be showing on the screen to determine its location"

And I get the same exception when I run demo test. Maybe you know what is wrong with my program. (I am ubuntu user)

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encoding format

2007-08-23T04:22:58Z

What should be the encoding format of Web.xml file while saving it form notepad ?Please help.

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focus problem

2007-07-04T03:03:54Z

Hi,
Great tool!

I have one issue that can be reproduced as follows:

1. There are several application windows.
2. Click on one of the applications that you are NOT testing. Say, you
have two IE windows and one swing app (the one being tested) open.
Click on the IE window.
3. Now switch back to swingunit Editor and run the test. It fails to
find the containers (reports error).
4. The same test will work if you first click on the Swinh app's
window and then run the test from swingunit editor.

Thanks,
San

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submenu items with the same name

2007-06-11T16:22:15Z

Hi,

I've got a menu structure something like this:

Select
Nodes
Get All...
By Name...
Do something
Edges
Get All...
By Name...
Do something else

Is there a way to select File->Node->By Name... without causing a "More
than two component matches for class" exception?

thanks,
Mike

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Re: conditional retrievers?

2007-02-21T21:14:19Z

Hi,

I finally managed to answer my question below about a retriever that only
"retrieves" once the state of a dialog is appropriate (e.g. the OK
button becomes enabled). Here it is:


<retriever retryTime="300000" intervalTime="1000">
<Verify property="enabled" expected="true"
componentClass="JButton" label=" Close "
windowFinder="CLASS_IS_ACCESSIBLE"
windowClass="cytoscape.task.ui.JTask" />
</retriever>

<Click label=" Close " componentClass="JButton"
windowFinder="CLASS_IS_ACCESSIBLE"
windowClass="cytoscape.task.ui.JTask" />

cheers,
Mike

On Tue, 19 Dec 2006, Mike Smoot wrote:

>
> Hi,
>
> We've got an application that handles data of different size. A common
> idiom in our application is to perform some sort of operation and then
> present a confirmation dialog. While the operation is in progress, the
> confirmation dialog is visible showing a status bar, but the "Close"
> button is disabled. Depending on the size of the data, the operation may
> be fast or very slow. What I'd like to figure out is how to write a
> general retriever for the confirmation dialog that waits until the "Close"
> button is enabled without relying on delays.
>
> Here is my best guess at how to do this, and it doesn't seem to be
> working:
>
> <scenario name="APPLY_SPRING_LAYOUT">
> <Click componentClass="JMenu" label="Layout" />
> <Click componentClass="JMenuItem" label="Cytoscape Layouts" />
> <Click componentClass="JMenuItem" label="Spring Embedded" />
> <Click componentClass="JMenuItem" label="All Nodes" />
> <retriever retryTime="10000" intervalTime="1000">
> <if verifier="Verify" property="enabled" expected="true"
> componentClass="JButton" label=" Close "
> windowFinder="CLASS_IS_ACCESSIBLE"
> windowClass="cytoscape.task.ui.JTask">
> <Click label=" Close " componentClass="JButton"
> windowFinder="CLASS_IS_ACCESSIBLE"
> windowClass="cytoscape.task.ui.JTask" />
> </if>
> </retriever>
> </scenario>
>
>
> The "<if verifier..." doesn't seem to have any effect and things behave
> the same as:
>
>
> <retriever retryTime="10000" intervalTime="1000">
> <Click label=" Close " componentClass="JButton"
> windowFinder="CLASS_IS_ACCESSIBLE"
> windowClass="cytoscape.task.ui.JTask" />
> </retriever>
>
>
>
> Any thoughts on how to accomplish this would be greatly appreciated and
> thanks for the great application!
>
>
> Mike
>
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conditional retrievers?

2006-12-19T16:37:49Z

Hi,

We've got an application that handles data of different size. A common
idiom in our application is to perform some sort of operation and then
present a confirmation dialog. While the operation is in progress, the
confirmation dialog is visible showing a status bar, but the "Close"
button is disabled. Depending on the size of the data, the operation may
be fast or very slow. What I'd like to figure out is how to write a
general retriever for the confirmation dialog that waits until the "Close"
button is enabled without relying on delays.

Here is my best guess at how to do this, and it doesn't seem to be
working:

<scenario name="APPLY_SPRING_LAYOUT">
<Click componentClass="JMenu" label="Layout" />
<Click componentClass="JMenuItem" label="Cytoscape Layouts" />
<Click componentClass="JMenuItem" label="Spring Embedded" />
<Click componentClass="JMenuItem" label="All Nodes" />
<retriever retryTime="10000" intervalTime="1000">
<if verifier="Verify" property="enabled" expected="true"
componentClass="JButton" label=" Close "
windowFinder="CLASS_IS_ACCESSIBLE"
windowClass="cytoscape.task.ui.JTask">
<Click label=" Close " componentClass="JButton"
windowFinder="CLASS_IS_ACCESSIBLE"
windowClass="cytoscape.task.ui.JTask" />
</if>
</retriever>
</scenario>

The "<if verifier..." doesn't seem to have any effect and things behave
the same as:

<retriever retryTime="10000" intervalTime="1000">
<Click label=" Close " componentClass="JButton"
windowFinder="CLASS_IS_ACCESSIBLE"
windowClass="cytoscape.task.ui.JTask" />
</retriever>

Any thoughts on how to accomplish this would be greatly appreciated and
thanks for the great application!

Mike

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Re: How do I do Ctrl+F

2006-11-17T20:44:01Z

Jianbo,

It's a bug of KeyTypeRobotEvent.
I fixed it today.
Get a new swingunit.jar(build136) and try it.

Yasunaka

Jianbo Stancil wrote:

> I need to test if “Ctrl+F” will open my searching panel.
>
>
>
> In my test scenario, I have:
>
> <KeyType keystroke=”ctrl pressed F”/>
>
>
>
> SwingUnit threw an exception:
>
> “Can’t find key code for CTRL (caused in
> java.lang.IllegalArgumentException)”
>
>
>
> When I changed to <KeyType keystroke=”alt pressed F”/>
>
> It works fine.
>
>
>
> Please tell me how to use “ctrl”.
>
>
>
> Thanks.
>
> jianbo
>
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How do I do Ctrl+F

2006-11-17T10:39:17Z

I need to test if “Ctrl+F” will open my searching panel.

In my test scenario, I have:

SwingUnit threw an exception:

“Can’t find key code for CTRL (caused in java.lang.IllegalArgumentException)”

When I changed to <KeyType keystroke=”alt pressed F”/>

It works fine.

Please tell me how to use “ctrl”.

Thanks.

jianbo

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Re: Testing if component is NOT present

2006-04-01T16:41:05Z

Pierre-Yann Bridé wrote:
> Our application create automatically the components. In some case, some
> specific components must NOT be created.
> How can we test that? If we search for the missing component, the whole
> test will fail. If we test by component number,
> the test is not failsafe, ie. we want to test the condition that created
> the components. If the condition are totaly wrong, the test by number
> may not fail.

If the created component can be distinguished by it's
name or label, you can use 'if' like this;

<if verifier="Verify" property="name" expected="...."
isEqual="false"
componentFinder="COMPONENT_NUMBER" ... />
</if>

But I see this is too complicated.

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Testing if component is NOT present

2006-03-30T07:24:06Z

Hi,

Our application create automatically the components. In some case, some
specific components must NOT be created.
How can we test that? If we search for the missing component, the whole
test will fail. If we test by component number,
the test is not failsafe, ie. we want to test the condition that created
the components. If the condition are totaly wrong, the test by number
may not fail.

Any idea?

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Re: Error with TypeText and KeyType with SLASH

2006-03-16T06:36:48Z

I don't need this feature for the moment. But it will allow to type any
special character. Therefore it can be interesting.

Pierre-Yann

Nobuhiko YASUNAKA wrote:

> Pierre-Yann Bridé wrote:
>
>> You misunderstood my question. I asked if it is possible to to
>> something like alt + 146
>> I tried keyStroke="alt pressed NUMPAD1 pressed NUMPAD4 pressed
>> NUMPAD6", but it's not working
>
>
> I understand your meanings. But I didn't suppose such
> a pattern when I designed the KeyBoardType class.
> Currently, there are no way to type a sequence of some
> keys while pressing other button.
>
> To work out this issue, I must change the program code.
> Let me think about this.
>
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Re: Error with TypeText and KeyType with SLASH

2006-03-16T06:29:57Z

Pierre-Yann Bridé wrote:
> You misunderstood my question. I asked if it is possible to to
> something like alt + 146
> I tried keyStroke="alt pressed NUMPAD1 pressed NUMPAD4 pressed NUMPAD6",
> but it's not working

I understand your meanings. But I didn't suppose such
a pattern when I designed the KeyBoardType class.
Currently, there are no way to type a sequence of some
keys while pressing other button.

To work out this issue, I must change the program code.
Let me think about this.

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Re: Error with TypeText and KeyType with SLASH

2006-03-16T00:53:30Z

I resolved my problem with the xml file. Now I can type some accent
characters, it suffisant for my test

You misunderstood my question. I asked if it is possible to to
something like alt + 146
I tried keyStroke="alt pressed NUMPAD1 pressed NUMPAD4 pressed NUMPAD6",
but it's not working

Pierre-Yann

Nobuhiko YASUNAKA wrote:

> Pierre-Yann Bridé wrote:
> > I played a bit with this keyboard stuff.
> > I will do the test with french layout, because the accentued charater
> > are mapped on key with keycode on french keyboard.
> > Therefore I wanted to create a new KeyboardType xml file. I added a
> line
> > in swingunit.xml, and put all modified/new files back in the jar.
> > But swingunit cannot find my keyboard. What I am missing?
>
> You mean that you extracted the swingunit.jar file
> and put your KeyBoardType_FR???.xml file into
> swingunit/extensions directory ?
>
> If you do so, The rest thing to do is to set keyboard
> type in TestSetting.properties.
> (I'm sorry for mistake of the KeyBoardType class javadoc
> comment. The keyword of keyboard type is just 'keyBoardType'.
> The manual is correct.)
>
> The class to load KeyBoardType xml file is
> "swingunit.extensions.KeyBoardType".
> KeyBoardType class searches the xml file on the same package,
> so you need to put your files on the swingunit/extensions
> directory.
>
> Except extracting jar file, you can put your xml file
> on swingunit/extensions directory which is relative
> from your class path.
>
> And be care that file name is case-sensitive.
> The start charactor of KeyBoardType file is upper case, but
> the parameter in TestSetting.properties is starting with
> lower case.
>
>
> Pierre-Yann Bridé wrote:
>
>> Also, is it possible to have special charaters with Alt for KeyType
>> event?
>> If yes, a lot of characters can be used
>> (http://www.forlang.wsu.edu/help/keyboards.asp)
>
>
> Yes. For example, to type E with ALT key, put
> keyStroke="alt pressed E"
> in xml file.
> As a modifier, you can use these keys:
> shift, control, meta, alt, altGraph, button1, button2, button3.
>

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Re: Error with TypeText and KeyType with SLASH

2006-03-15T06:52:48Z

Pierre-Yann Bridé wrote:
> I played a bit with this keyboard stuff.
> I will do the test with french layout, because the accentued charater
> are mapped on key with keycode on french keyboard.
> Therefore I wanted to create a new KeyboardType xml file. I added a line
> in swingunit.xml, and put all modified/new files back in the jar.
> But swingunit cannot find my keyboard. What I am missing?

You mean that you extracted the swingunit.jar file
and put your KeyBoardType_FR???.xml file into
swingunit/extensions directory ?

If you do so, The rest thing to do is to set keyboard
type in TestSetting.properties.
(I'm sorry for mistake of the KeyBoardType class javadoc
comment. The keyword of keyboard type is just 'keyBoardType'.
The manual is correct.)

The class to load KeyBoardType xml file is
"swingunit.extensions.KeyBoardType".
KeyBoardType class searches the xml file on the same package,
so you need to put your files on the swingunit/extensions
directory.

Except extracting jar file, you can put your xml file
on swingunit/extensions directory which is relative
from your class path.

And be care that file name is case-sensitive.
The start charactor of KeyBoardType file is upper case, but
the parameter in TestSetting.properties is starting with
lower case.

Pierre-Yann Bridé wrote:
> Also, is it possible to have special charaters with Alt for KeyType event?
> If yes, a lot of characters can be used
> (http://www.forlang.wsu.edu/help/keyboards.asp)

Yes. For example, to type E with ALT key, put
keyStroke="alt pressed E"
in xml file.
As a modifier, you can use these keys:
shift, control, meta, alt, altGraph, button1, button2, button3.

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Re: Error with TypeText and KeyType with SLASH

2006-03-14T08:01:08Z

I played a bit with this keyboard stuff.
I will do the test with french layout, because the accentued charater
are mapped on key with keycode on french keyboard.
Therefore I wanted to create a new KeyboardType xml file. I added a line
in swingunit.xml, and put all modified/new files back in the jar.
But swingunit cannot find my keyboard. What I am missing?

Also, is it possible to have special charaters with Alt for KeyType event?
If yes, a lot of characters can be used
(http://www.forlang.wsu.edu/help/keyboards.asp)

Pierre-Yann

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Re: Error with TypeText and KeyType with SLASH

2006-03-13T07:41:57Z

Thanks, I tested it.
Apparently, character with accent (like é è ö...) are also not supported.
But for the moment, we don't really need them.
If I have time, I will try to look howto handle them.
Pierre-Yann

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Re: Error with TypeText and KeyType with SLASH

2006-03-12T06:32:40Z

Pierre-Yann,

RobotEvent is emulating keyboard with mapping data.

The javadoc for KeyEvent class says that Java vertual key
absorbs the difference of phisical keyboard, but it seems it is
available only for the alphabet charactor, not for the non-alphabet
charactor.
To type the key code from a text, we needs keyboard mapping data.

The mapping data is located in src/swingunit/extensions/
and it's file name is KeyBoardType_xxxx.xml, where xxxx is
a keyboard type.

Currently there are only three mapping data, JP106, MAC_JP, and US101.
(US101 is not fully tested.)
The test setting value 'keyBoardType' in TestSetting.properties selects
the keyboard type.

you are using a german window, and it's locale is fr.
So you might need another new mapping data.
If you have time, please consider to contribute your keyboard mapping
data.

To make your keyboard mapping data, maybe following program can help you.

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package test;

import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import javax.swing.*;

/**
* @author yasunaka
*/
public class EventDump extends JFrame {
public EventDump() {
super("EventTestFrame");
JPanel panel = new JPanel();
panel.add(new JLabel("Input:"));
JTextField field = new JTextField();
field.setColumns(20);
panel.add(field);
getContentPane().add(panel);
setDefaultCloseOperation(EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
pack();
}

public void setupEventQueue() {
EventQueue original = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getSystemEventQueue();
original.push(new HookingQueue());
}

class HookingQueue extends EventQueue {
protected void dispatchEvent(AWTEvent event) {
if(event instanceof KeyEvent) {
System.out.println("event = " + event);
}
super.dispatchEvent(event);
}
}

public static void main(String[] args) {
EventDump frame = new EventDump();
frame.setupEventQueue();
frame.setVisible(true);
}
}

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Pierre-Yann Bridé wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I don't understand. The robot isn't emulating the keyboard?
>
> The problem appears on a german windows, with a swiss german keyboard,
> on an applet with the local set to "fr" (french).
> But I see the workaround on Internet, for a total other problem (nothing
> to do with swingunit or robot) for VK_SLASH and Java.
>
> Also, I remenber from my directx days that some VK are defined on
> windows but don't work (VK with synonyme like slash/divide,
> period/decimal...)
> On msdn, VK_SLASH don't even exist :
> http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/winui/winui/WindowsUserInterface/UserInput/VirtualKeyCodes.asp
>
> I just find it for korean keyboard :
> http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/wceddk5/html/wce50conKoreanKeyboard.asp
>
> also:
> **VK_OEM_2** (BF)
>
> Used for miscellaneous characters; it can vary by keyboard.
>
> *Windows 2000/XP*: For the US standard keyboard, the '/?' key
>
> Hope it cans help,
> Pierre-Yann
>
>
>
> Here the settings:
> delayRatio=1.0
> delayAdjust=0
> calmDelay=100
> keyBoardType=US101
> isScrollArrowPlaceTogether=true
> clickInterval=200
> singleClickTime=300
> doubleClickTime=100
> screenInsetTop=0
> screenInsetBottom=0
> screenInsetRight=0
> screenInsetLeft=0
> isCapturableWhenExceptionIsThrown=true
> useKeywordSubstitution=true
> hostsAllowed=localhost
> agentWaitTime=1000
> port=8999
>
>
>
>
> Nobuhiko YASUNAKA wrote:
>
>> Pierre-Yann,
>>
>> Thank for your report.
>> But I can't reproduce this issue on my computer.
>> "Hello / world" works fine under my JP106 keyboard.
>> I have only JP106 keyboard, so I can't confirm the case of US101,
>> but I know that the SLASH key is at the same position, so I guess
>> both of US101 keyboard and JP106 one have same key bindings.
>>
>> It might be a problem of a locale, or something environment.
>> Could you tell me your computer's locale (language) setting
>> and TestSetting.properties (keyBoardType etc...)?
>>
>> I added a test case as TypeTextRobotEventTest#testExecute4_1().
>>
>> yasunaka
>>
>> Pierre-Yann Bridé wrote:
>>
>>> I found the solution, just use VK_DIVIDE instead of VK_SLASH
>>>
>>> Please update the keyboad definition
>>>
>>>
>>> Pierre-Yann Bridé wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi,
>>>>
>>>> |<*TypeText* text="Hello / world"/> or || <*KeyType*
>>>> keyStroke="SLASH"/> are not working.
>>>> It creates one exception: Invalud key code, code=0x2f
>>>>
>>>> This appears with US101 or JP106 keyboard.
>>>>
>>>> Any idea?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks,
>>>> Pierre-Yann
>>>

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Re: Error with TypeText and KeyType with SLASH

2006-03-09T07:20:10Z

Hi,

I don't understand. The robot isn't emulating the keyboard?

The problem appears on a german windows, with a swiss german keyboard,
on an applet with the local set to "fr" (french).
But I see the workaround on Internet, for a total other problem (nothing
to do with swingunit or robot) for VK_SLASH and Java.

Also, I remenber from my directx days that some VK are defined on
windows but don't work (VK with synonyme like slash/divide,
period/decimal...)
On msdn, VK_SLASH don't even exist :
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/winui/winui/WindowsUserInterface/UserInput/VirtualKeyCodes.asp
I just find it for korean keyboard :
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/wceddk5/html/wce50conKoreanKeyboard.asp
also:
**VK_OEM_2** (BF)

Used for miscellaneous characters; it can vary by keyboard.

*Windows 2000/XP*: For the US standard keyboard, the '/?' key

Hope it cans help,
Pierre-Yann

Here the settings:
delayRatio=1.0
delayAdjust=0
calmDelay=100
keyBoardType=US101
isScrollArrowPlaceTogether=true
clickInterval=200
singleClickTime=300
doubleClickTime=100
screenInsetTop=0
screenInsetBottom=0
screenInsetRight=0
screenInsetLeft=0
isCapturableWhenExceptionIsThrown=true
useKeywordSubstitution=true
hostsAllowed=localhost
agentWaitTime=1000
port=8999

Nobuhiko YASUNAKA wrote:

> Pierre-Yann,
>
> Thank for your report.
> But I can't reproduce this issue on my computer.
> "Hello / world" works fine under my JP106 keyboard.
> I have only JP106 keyboard, so I can't confirm the case of US101,
> but I know that the SLASH key is at the same position, so I guess
> both of US101 keyboard and JP106 one have same key bindings.
>
> It might be a problem of a locale, or something environment.
> Could you tell me your computer's locale (language) setting
> and TestSetting.properties (keyBoardType etc...)?
>
> I added a test case as TypeTextRobotEventTest#testExecute4_1().
>
> yasunaka
>
> Pierre-Yann Bridé wrote:
>
>> I found the solution, just use VK_DIVIDE instead of VK_SLASH
>>
>> Please update the keyboad definition
>>
>>
>> Pierre-Yann Bridé wrote:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> |<*TypeText* text="Hello / world"/> or || <*KeyType*
>>> keyStroke="SLASH"/> are not working.
>>> It creates one exception: Invalud key code, code=0x2f
>>>
>>> This appears with US101 or JP106 keyboard.
>>>
>>> Any idea?
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Pierre-Yann
>>
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Re: Error with TypeText and KeyType with SLASH

2006-03-09T06:35:48Z

Pierre-Yann,

Thank for your report.
But I can't reproduce this issue on my computer.
"Hello / world" works fine under my JP106 keyboard.
I have only JP106 keyboard, so I can't confirm the case of US101,
but I know that the SLASH key is at the same position, so I guess
both of US101 keyboard and JP106 one have same key bindings.

It might be a problem of a locale, or something environment.
Could you tell me your computer's locale (language) setting
and TestSetting.properties (keyBoardType etc...)?

I added a test case as TypeTextRobotEventTest#testExecute4_1().

yasunaka

Pierre-Yann Bridé wrote:

> I found the solution, just use VK_DIVIDE instead of VK_SLASH
>
> Please update the keyboad definition
>
>
> Pierre-Yann Bridé wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> |<*TypeText* text="Hello / world"/> or || <*KeyType*
>> keyStroke="SLASH"/> are not working.
>> It creates one exception: Invalud key code, code=0x2f
>>
>> This appears with US101 or JP106 keyboard.
>>
>> Any idea?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Pierre-Yann

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Re: Error with TypeText and KeyType with SLASH

2006-03-08T07:31:36Z

I found the solution, just use VK_DIVIDE instead of VK_SLASH

Please update the keyboad definition

Pierre-Yann Bridé wrote:

> Hi,
>
> |<*TypeText* text="Hello / world"/> or || <*KeyType*
> keyStroke="SLASH"/> are not working.
> It creates one exception: Invalud key code, code=0x2f
>
> This appears with US101 or JP106 keyboard.
>
> Any idea?
>
> Thanks,
> Pierre-Yann
>
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Error with TypeText and KeyType with SLASH

2006-03-08T07:11:41Z

Hi,

|<*TypeText* text="Hello / world"/> or || <*KeyType* keyStroke="SLASH"/>
are not working.
It creates one exception: Invalud key code, code=0x2f

This appears with US101 or JP106 keyboard.

Any idea?

Thanks,
Pierre-Yann

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Re: Finding items without names

2006-03-03T18:13:08Z

todd runstein wrote:
> 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.

See COMPONENT_NUMBER.
I think it will match to your case.

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Re: class of windowFinder windowClass

2006-03-03T17:58:19Z

Pierre-Yann Bridé wrote:
> The component viewer is great, it helped me a lot. I even managed to use
> it with my applet. But what is the "L" button?
>
> PBY

Currently, no action is assigned to that button.
It will be 'enlarge' button later.

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Finding items without names

2006-03-03T08:40:09Z

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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Re: class of windowFinder windowClass

2006-03-03T07:56:41Z

Ok, thanks.

So I need to change a little my application, so each component have
unique name (the GUI is automatically generated from reusable components)

The component viewer is great, it helped me a lot. I even managed to use
it with my applet. But what is the "L" button?

PBY

Nobuhiko YASUNAKA wrote:

> Pierre-Yann Bridé wrote:
>
>> Can I put any container class in windowClass (like a JPanel)?
>
>
> You can put only root container classes as a windowClass.
> A root container is one of following classes:
>
> - java.awt.Window
> (Frame, JFrame, Dialog, JDialog, JWindow etc...)
>
> - javax.swing.JInternalFrame
> (or javax.swing.JInternalFrame.JDesktopIcon)
>
> - java.awt.Applet
>
> - javax.swing.JPopupMenu
>
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Re: class of windowFinder windowClass

2006-03-03T07:47:56Z

Pierre-Yann Bridé wrote:
> Can I put any container class in windowClass (like a JPanel)?

You can put only root container classes as a windowClass.
A root container is one of following classes:

- java.awt.Window
(Frame, JFrame, Dialog, JDialog, JWindow etc...)

- javax.swing.JInternalFrame
(or javax.swing.JInternalFrame.JDesktopIcon)

- java.awt.Applet

- javax.swing.JPopupMenu

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class of windowFinder windowClass

2006-03-02T23:17:18Z

Hi,

Can I put any container class in windowClass (like a JPanel)?

Thanks,
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JComboBox item diasable projlem??

2006-01-28T20:57:55Z

hello to all folks out there,

i v much new to this nabble site.
i want to write a simple swing jcombobox prog.
in that some of the items are disable, and if mouse is click on that the combo shouldn't roll up combobox it remain same and also if key traversal is made those selected item doesn't get selected, the selection should jumped to next highlighted item as it encounter the disable item.

i don't want the entire prog here but can anybody tell me wt should be the logic need to be implemented for above same.

i have tried the keyborad traversal but it is one way from top to bottom.

i'm using action listener with combo. it don't work with keylistener (i'm not getting the jumped effect with it) but i need to keep track of vk_up and vk_down key in action listener and these keys are availabe with keylistener.
also used hasmap to make some item disable in combo.
can we change the color of comboitem those are disable.

can forward any userful link,
thanx in advance,

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Re: use Regular Expression instead of .equals() ?

2005-11-28T07:26:22Z

Marius,

I see your source files. I will add RE function refering your idea.
Thank you.
I think it is the strength of open source that everyone who want to
change it can modify the source code to fit there needs.
So, your action is rational.

Marius Barbulescu wrote:

> Hi Yasunaka,
>
> I changed VerifyTextRobotEvent.java and LabelFinderMethod.java for my needs.
> I attached to this email the 2 modified files because I wasn't able to
> create a patch.
> It may be a better solution than this but this solution works for me.
> I don't know the performance impact but as functionality it includes
> the original one (equals()).
>
> Because I have a modified version of swingunit I have no time pressure.
>
> Thanks,
> Marius
>
> 2005/11/27, Nobuhiko YASUNAKA <nobuhiko_yasunaka@...>:
>
>>Marius,
>>
>>Do you mean that you need RE for VerifyText ?
>>I agree that VerifyText should have RE, so if you
>>can wait for one or two weeks, I will add RE function
>>for VerifyText.
>>
>>yasunaka
>>
>>
>>Marius Barbulescu wrote:
>>
>>>I started using swingunit for one of my projects and I found I need
>>>check labels and texts which cannot be validated without RE.
>>>It is my first time I get involved in an open source project so I
>>>don't know how to proceed.
>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>>Marius
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Re: use Regular Expression instead of .equals() ?

2005-11-27T23:27:32Z

Hi Yasunaka,

I changed VerifyTextRobotEvent.java and LabelFinderMethod.java for my needs.
I attached to this email the 2 modified files because I wasn't able to
create a patch.
It may be a better solution than this but this solution works for me.
I don't know the performance impact but as functionality it includes
the original one (equals()).

Because I have a modified version of swingunit I have no time pressure.

Thanks,
Marius

2005/11/27, Nobuhiko YASUNAKA <nobuhiko_yasunaka@...>:

> Marius,
>
> Do you mean that you need RE for VerifyText ?
> I agree that VerifyText should have RE, so if you
> can wait for one or two weeks, I will add RE function
> for VerifyText.
>
> yasunaka
>
>
> Marius Barbulescu wrote:
> > I started using swingunit for one of my projects and I found I need
> > check labels and texts which cannot be validated without RE.
> > It is my first time I get involved in an open source project so I
> > don't know how to proceed.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Marius
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Re: use Regular Expression instead of .equals() ?

2005-11-27T06:59:52Z

Marius,

Do you mean that you need RE for VerifyText ?
I agree that VerifyText should have RE, so if you
can wait for one or two weeks, I will add RE function
for VerifyText.

yasunaka

Marius Barbulescu wrote:
> I started using swingunit for one of my projects and I found I need
> check labels and texts which cannot be validated without RE.
> It is my first time I get involved in an open source project so I
> don't know how to proceed.
>
> Thanks,
> Marius

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