NamedWidgetLocatorTest.java

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package context2.testcases;


import swing.samples.TextInputDemo;

import com.windowtester.runtime.IUIContext;
import com.windowtester.runtime.swing.UITestCaseSwing;
import com.windowtester.runtime.swing.condition.WindowShowingCondition;
import com.windowtester.runtime.swing.locator.JButtonLocator;
import com.windowtester.runtime.swing.locator.NamedWidgetLocator;

public class NamedWidgetLocatorTest extends UITestCaseSwing
{
	IUIContext ui;

	public NamedWidgetLocatorTest() {
		super(TextInputDemo.class);
	}

	public void testTextEntry() throws Exception {

		ui = getUI();
		ui.wait(new WindowShowingCondition("TextInputDemo"));
		ui.enterText("337 Bull Mountain Rd");
		NamedWidgetLocator namedWidgetLocator = new NamedWidgetLocator("city"); 
		ui.click(namedWidgetLocator);
		ui.enterText("Tigard");
		ui.assertThat(namedWidgetLocator.hasText("Tigard"));

		// TODO [author=Dan] Apparently, spinners do not have a default name on Windows 
		// but appear to have one on Linux so maybe this is JDK dependent.
		// commenting out for now for further research
		//		ui.click(new NamedWidgetLocator("Spinner.nextButton"));
		//		ui.click(new NamedWidgetLocator("Spinner.nextButton"));

		ui.click(new JButtonLocator("Set address"));
		ui.click(new NamedWidgetLocator("clear"));

	}
}