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[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] [QF-Test] QF-Test version 4.0.5 released
Dear QF-Test users, for the benefit of those that don't receive our newsletter the technical details of new QF-Test releases are also announced on this mailing list. My apologies if you receive this information twice. Should you be interested in subscribing to the full newsletter please send an informal email with subject "Subscribe Newsletter" to <newsletter@?.de>. QF-Test version 4.0.5 released ============================== QF-Test version 4.0.5 is now available for download from http://www.qfs.de/en/qftest/download.html Besides support for Firefox versions 38 and 39 this release improves interaction with JavaFX, adds checks for tooltips and fixes various issues. Release Notes for QF-Test version 4.0.5 ======================================= New features: ------------- * Support was added for Firefox versions 38 and 39. * A new standard check for tool-tips has been added. * For JavaFX the synchronization of QF-Test event replay with the JavaFX toolkit and its event handling and repaint mechanism has been significantly improved, which makes test replay more robust. * The new option "Use font with support for international characters" can be activated to enable support for display of international characters in case QF-Test doesn't detect that requirement automatically. * The new 'Procedure' qfs.utils.dumpComponents in the standard library qfs.qft logs a component (sub-)hierarchy including geometry and class information which may be helpful during test development. * Drag&Drop operations between components of different GUI engines, independent applications or the SUT and the desktop can now be performed with the help of the 'Procedure' qfs.utils.dragAndDrop. Bugs fixed: ----------- * Creating a thread dump of the SUT is also working for 64 bit Java VMs on Windows now. * When recording procedures with a template file that contained an empty parameter list for container procedures, the resulting procedure calls were broken so badly that the test-suite could no longer be saved. * Memory usage for creating an XML or HTML report from a run-log containing externalized logs has been significantly reduced. * Event replay for Swing, which was noticeably slower in QF-Test version 4.0.4, is now back to normal speed. * In a few special cases the replay of mouse events on JavaFX menus was broken with Java 8 update 40. * SUT connection with the FX engine now is being delayed until the FX toolkit has been fully initialized. This enables support for applications with embedded FX components that create the FX bridge during startup but initialize the FX toolkit later when the first FX component is shown. * A possible deadlock for combined Swing and FX applications with a shared event dispatch thread has been fixed. * Class resolution despite compressed or obfuscated Javascript has been significantly improved so that web applications based on the AJAX toolkit GWT are running much faster now. * In some cases, the check recording mode in the Chrome browser was not exited cleanly so that subsequent event recording failed. * Due to a rounding issue, image checks in the Chrome browser were sometimes one pixel off. * When checking text in web applications, combinations of NBSP and normal space were not always resolved correctly. * The QF-Test browser was leaking memory when a nested FRAME or IFRAME was unloaded during page navigation. -- Gregor Schmid E: gregor.schmid@?.de T: +49 (0)8171 38648-11 F: +49 (0)8171 38648-16 Quality First Software GmbH | www.qfs.de Tulpenstr. 41 | 82538 Geretsried | Germany GF Gregor Schmid, Karlheinz Kellerer HRB München 140833
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