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Silk4JSilk4J enables you to create functional tests using the Java programming language. Silk4J provides a Javaruntime library that includes test classes for all the classes that Silk4J supports for testing. This runtime libraryis compatible with JUnit, which means you can leverage the JUnit infrastructure and run Silk4J tests. You canalso use all available Java libraries in your testcases.The testing environments that Silk4J supports include:• Adobe Flex applications• Java SWT applications• Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) applications• Windows API-based client/server applications• xBrowser applications4 | Silk4J
Sample Projects and ScriptsUse the sample projects and scripts that Silk4J provides to view typical script configurations and testcaseexecution.Import the sample project into your Eclipse workspace and review the scripts. After you review the samples,get started creating your testcases. You can modify these throughout the testing cycle as necessary.Note: The Eclipse integrated development environment (IDE) project includes the script that is used todemonstrate the tasks in the Getting Started Tutorial.EnvironmentAdobe FlexJava SWTWindows API-basedWindows Presentation Foundation(WPF)xBrowserEclipse integrated developmentenvironment (IDE)File Location\ng\samples\flex\Flex Store(Silk4J)\ng\samples\java\swt\SWTTest Application (Silk4J)\ng\samples\win32\Calc(Silk4J)\ng\samples\dotnet\WPF Calc(Silk4J)\ng\samples\xBrowser\GMO(Silk4J)\ng\samples\java\swt\Eclipse(Silk4J)Note: The sample scripts contain a path in the base state to the location of the application under test. IfSilkTest is not installed in the default location, adapt the paths in the test files to reference the correctlocation.Related TopicsGetting Started Tutorial on page 6Sample Projects and Scripts | 5
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