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Testing With JFCUnit

 
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Hi all,
I am using JFCunit to automate some test for a GUI written using java. As my java programming isn't up to scratch I have decided to use the XML extension for JFCUnit. I've managed to do most of the things I want but I am having a few problems.
I was hoping that someone here might be able to give me some help.
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Steve Murphy
 
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Hi ,
I am sure someone would help, but you need to state your problems with JFCUnit:
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Here are some of the problems that I have :-
1) I don't know how to do short keys. (Eg control + N for a new window)
2) Is it possible to select a row in a table from the contents of one of the cells in that row?
This one may not make too much sense so bear with me
3) I have a table that contains a tree looking object, I need to drag and drop a node from the tree into another table. The 2 tables are in separate panes.
Hope that makes sense.
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Steve Murphy
 
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Are you having problems with implementing the features, or with unit testing them?
 
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I'm having trouble implementing them.
 
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Then perhaps you should ask your questions in the Swing forum???
 
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The problem I'm having is getting JFCUnit to do the above operations.
 
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Hi,
Can anyone help me out with this.
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Steve.
 
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The XML forum or Swing forum sounds like your best bet to get help.
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I have posted this in the swing forum but I haven't had much of a response there either. Plus I figured this would be the place to ask becuase in the forum description is mentions JUnit and JFCUnit is an extension to JUnit.
 
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I managed to find a solution to the 1st problem. Can anyone help me with the other 2?
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As no one has replied to this post shall I assume that no one here has any knowledge of JFCUnit?
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Maybe you should ask the question at the JFCUnit project's own discussion forum.
If you figure out a solution, we would sure appreciate it if you would post the solution here as well
 
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