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Extension APIs

QF-Test provides some extension APIs that let you extend its functionality. The interfaces can conveniently be implemented in Jython, Groovy or or Java. In the latter case, the compiled classes should be put in a jar file and placed in the plugin directory (see section 45.2) so Jython or Groovy can be used to glue things together.

49.1
The resolvers module
49.2
The webResolvers module
49.3
The ResolverRegistry
49.4
Implementing custom item types with the ItemResolver interface
49.5
Implementing custom checks with the Checker interface
49.6
Working with the Eclipse Graphical Editing Framework (GEF)
49.7
Test-run listeners
49.8
ResetListener
49.9
DOM processors
49.10
Image API extensions
49.11
Pseudo DOM API
49.12
WebDriver SUT API
49.13
Windows Control API
TopTable of contentsPrevious Chapter: 48 Controlling and testing native MacOS applicationsNext Page: 49.1 The resolvers moduleNext Chapter: 50 Daemon modeChapter Overview: IV Technical referencePDF versionLast update: 9/29/2021
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