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Automated Frontend Testing

 
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hi there,

i'm pretty sure that most people are using junit, like i do. having almost finished the frontend, i find that a pretty big number of my project classes is still untested...

i'm wondering if anyone has found or is using a solution / tool for automated swing gui testing?

searching the web, i found the following paper here but that's it... the project is in an alpha release, unfortunately since 1998 ;-)

any hints for me?

many thanks,
jan
 
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There is the JFCUnit, it is a JUnit extension. I'd have already think about it and I realize that building test classes would take me a LOT of time. So I only build tests for my DB tier. I've got just two test classes, one for my Data class and other for my High level framework class (book, unbook and search)
 
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