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}TextField className = newJavaClassDialog.find(".//TextField[4]");className.setText(name);PushButton finishButton = newJavaClassDialog.find(".//PushButton[@caption = Finish']");finishButton.select();waitForDialogClose(newJavaClassDialog);private void waitForDialogClose(TestObject dialog) {while(dialog.exists())Utils.sleep(500);}private Shell openNewJavaClassDialog(Shell eclipse) {((Menu)eclipse.find(".//Menu[@caption='File']")).click();((MenuItem)eclipse.find(".//MenuItem[@caption='New*']")).click();((MenuItem)eclipse.find(".//MenuItem[@caption='Class']")).click();return eclipse.find("./Shell[@caption = 'New Java Class']");}5. Verify that the Java class was created.The content of a tab item is not a child of the tab item. This means that there is no reliable way of locatinga view's content if the content is not unique. In the case of the Package Explorer view, you must iterateover all trees in the Eclipse application and find the tree with your project. Once you have the correct tree,verify that the class was created by locating the corresponding item in the tree.Note: If you are testing a Java SWT application and have included custom attributes within yourapplication, you can use the custom attributes to easily locate controls in your application. Using customattributes to verify the Java class eliminates the need to iterate through the trees and speeds theverification step.private void verifyProjectTree() {ItemPath classItem = new ItemPath("/" + PROJECT_NAME + "/src/" +PACKAGE_NAME + "/" + CLASS_NAME + ".java");SWTTree packageTree = getPackageTree();Assert.assertNotNull("No tree with the project '"+ PROJECT_NAME+ "' was found.", packageTree);Assert.assertTrue("Class was not created",packageTree.getItemPaths().contains(classItem));}private SWTTree getPackageTree() {ItemPath projectItem = new ItemPath("/" + PROJECT_NAME);List trees = eclipse.findAll(".//SWTTree");for (TestObject tree : trees) {if (((SWTTree)tree).getItemPaths().contains(projectItem)) {return (SWTTree)tree;}}return null;}6. Verify that the test is repeatable.To verify that the test is repeatable, perform a cleanup. Otherwise, you will not be able to create the Javaproject in the next test run if it already exists. Implement the delete project method, which locates theproject in the Package Explorer view and deletes it. When deleting the project you are prompted whether12 | Getting Started Tutorial
to delete it also from the hard disk. It is important to delete the project from the hard disk, otherwise thenext creation will fail.private void deleteProject(String projectName) {SWTTree packageTree = getPackageTree();if (packageTree != null) {packageTree.select("/" + PROJECT_NAME);packageTree.typeKeys("");Shell confirmDeleteDialog = desktop.find("//Shell[@caption='Delete Resources']");((CheckBox) confirmDeleteDialog.find(".//CheckBox[@caption='*disk*']")).select(1);((PushButton) confirmDeleteDialog.find(".//PushButton[@caption='OK']")).select();waitForDialogClose(confirmDeleteDialog);}}The entire Eclipse IDE example results in the following class:package com.borland.demo;import java.util.List;import org.junit.Assert;import org.junit.Before;import org.junit.Test;import com.borland.silktest.jtf.CheckBox;import com.borland.silktest.jtf.Desktop;import com.borland.silktest.jtf.Menu;import com.borland.silktest.jtf.MenuItem;import com.borland.silktest.jtf.PushButton;import com.borland.silktest.jtf.TechDomain;import com.borland.silktest.jtf.TestObject;import com.borland.silktest.jtf.TextField;import com.borland.silktest.jtf.Utils;import com.borland.silktest.jtf.common.types.ItemPath;import com.borland.silktest.jtf.swt.CTabItem;import com.borland.silktest.jtf.swt.SWTTree;import com.borland.silktest.jtf.swt.Shell;public class DynamicObjectRecognitionDemo {private static final String PACKAGE_NAME = "com.example";private static final String PROJECT_NAME = "helloWorldProject";private static final String CLASS_NAME = "HelloWorldClass";private static final String WORKSPACE_LOCATION = "C:/temp/demo_workspace";private final Desktop desktop = new Desktop();private Shell eclipse;@Beforepublic void setUp() {// setup the base stateString executable = "C:/Program Files/Borland/SilkTest/ng/eclipse/eclipse.exe";String commandLineArgs = "-data " + WORKSPACE_LOCATION;eclipse = desktop.executeBaseState(executable, commandLineArgs,null, "/Shell[@caption='*Eclipse*']", TechDomain.SWT);Getting Started Tutorial | 13
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