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[QF-Test] Different JDialogs with the same title, different components?

  • Subject: [QF-Test] Different JDialogs with the same title, different components?
  • From: Joaquin Rodriguez Guerra <Joaquin.RodriguezGuerra@?.int>
  • Date: Wed, 5 Jun 2013 10:57:57 +0200
Hey everyone,

We are using QFTest to test a Java Swing application and we have some questions regarding the identification of components, particularly the swing JDialogs.

In the SUT we are testing, a JDialog pops up every time the user fills a form incorrectly, displaying a warning message about what is missing in the form. When recording the filling form action, QFTest detects the pop up of the warning JDialog as if it was always the same component no matter what warning message is displayed. Is there any way to make QFTest see the different dialogs displaying the different warning messages as if they were different components? Note that the title of the warning JDialogs is always the same (Warning!), is this what is making QFTest see the different JDialogs as if they were all the same component?

In our testing we would like to react differently depending on the type of warning JDialog received, what would be the best approach if what suggested above is not possible? Using if sentences to check the content of the JDialog?

Thanks in advanced,

Best regards,
Joaquín

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