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Re: Good free tool for GUI Testing?

From mauro.garofalo@gmail.com
Newsgroups comp.lang.java.gui
Subject Re: Good free tool for GUI Testing?
Date 2012-04-18 06:42 -0700
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Il giorno lunedì 13 febbraio 2012 05:51:38 UTC+1, Novice ha scritto:
> I'm looking for a good free tool with which to do GUI testing. It would be 
> great if it can handle Swing, applets, applications, and Java Web Start but 
> I'm willing to consider tools that don't do all of that. For the moment, I 
> need to test a Swing application that will likely run in Java Web Start so 
> that's the most important combination I need to satisfy.
> 
> I googled and got a lot of hits. All of them, of course, sound wonderful 
> and some are even in my price range but I've never used any of them so I'd 
> like to hear from people who've actually used some free GUI testers who can 
> suggest which ones are worth the time and which I should avoid.
> 
> 
> -- 
> Novice

Hi,
a good FREE (and open source) framework for Java GUI testing is Maveryx http://www.maveryx.com.

It has many good point:
- It can handle Swing, (soon) applets, applications, and Java Web Start.
- There are no custom script language, you can write your test case in java.
- Thera are no GUI MAP dependences, you don't need any "capture and replay", only write your test and go!
- It's fully compatible with JUnit through the Maveryx Eclipse plug-in.

Mauro

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