Examples with LabeledText org.eclipse.reddeer.swt.impl.text.LabeledText used on opensource projects

Example 76 with LabeledText

use of org.eclipse.reddeer.swt.impl.text.LabeledText in project jbosstools-openshift by jbosstools.

the class BuilderImageApplicationWizardHandlingTest method validateGitRepoURL.

private void validateGitRepoURL(String url) {
    new LabeledText(OpenShiftLabel.TextLabels.GIT_REPO_URL).setText(url);
    assertFalse("Next button should be disabled if git repo URL is invalid", new NextButton().isEnabled());
    assertFalse("Finish button should be disabled if git repo URL is invalid", new FinishButton().isEnabled());
}

Example 77 with LabeledText

use of org.eclipse.reddeer.swt.impl.text.LabeledText in project jbosstools-openshift by jbosstools.

the class BuilderImageApplicationWizardHandlingTest method testPorts.

@Test
public void testPorts() {
    String defaultName = "8443-tcp";
    String defaultServicePort = "8443";
    String defaultPodPort = "8443";
    String newName = "1234-tcp";
    String newServicePort = "1234";
    String newPodPort = "4321";
    nextToBuildConfigurationWizardPage();
    next();
    next();
    // Test edit of an existing pod
    new DefaultTable().select(defaultName);
    new PushButton(OpenShiftLabel.Button.EDIT).click();
    new DefaultShell(OpenShiftLabel.Shell.SERVICE_PORTS);
    new LabeledText(OpenShiftLabel.TextLabels.POD_PORT).setText(newPodPort);
    new DefaultSpinner(OpenShiftLabel.TextLabels.SERVICE_PORT).setValue(Integer.valueOf(newServicePort));
    new OkButton().click();
    new WaitWhile(new ShellIsAvailable(OpenShiftLabel.Shell.SERVICE_PORTS));
    assertTrue("There should port mapping with name " + newName + ", but there is not.", new WidgetIsFound(org.eclipse.swt.widgets.TableItem.class, new WithTextMatcher(newName)).test());
    TableItem portMapping = new DefaultTable().getItem(newName);
    assertTrue("Modified pod mapping has incorrect mapped ports.", portMapping.getText(1).equals(newServicePort) && portMapping.getText(2).equals(newPodPort));
    // Test reset of pods
    new PushButton(OpenShiftLabel.Button.RESET).click();
    new DefaultShell(OpenShiftLabel.Shell.RESET_PORTS);
    new YesButton().click();
    new WaitWhile(new ShellIsAvailable(OpenShiftLabel.Shell.RESET_PORTS));
    new WaitWhile(new JobIsRunning());
    assertTrue("There should port mapping with name " + defaultName + ", but there is not.", new WidgetIsFound(org.eclipse.swt.widgets.TableItem.class, new WithTextMatcher(defaultName)).test());
    portMapping = new DefaultTable().getItem(defaultName);
    String resetServicePort = portMapping.getText(1);
    String resetPodPort = portMapping.getText(2);
    assertTrue("There should default values for port named " + defaultName + "\n" + "Service port should be " + defaultServicePort + ", but it is " + resetServicePort + " and pod port should be " + defaultPodPort + ", but it is " + resetPodPort, resetServicePort.equals(defaultServicePort) && resetPodPort.equals(defaultPodPort));
}

Example 78 with LabeledText

use of org.eclipse.reddeer.swt.impl.text.LabeledText in project jbosstools-openshift by jbosstools.

the class LabelsTest method setValidLabel.

private void setValidLabel() {
    new LabeledText(OpenShiftLabel.TextLabels.LABEL).setText("valid");
    new LabeledText(OpenShiftLabel.TextLabels.VALUE).setText("valid");
    assertTrue("OK button should be enabled for valid name and value, but it is not.", buttonIsEnabled(new OkButton()));
}

Example 79 with LabeledText

use of org.eclipse.reddeer.swt.impl.text.LabeledText in project jbosstools-openshift by jbosstools.

the class LabelsTest method testBasicLabelValidation.

@Test
public void testBasicLabelValidation() {
    openResourceLabelShell();
    LabeledText name = new LabeledText(OpenShiftLabel.TextLabels.LABEL);
    LabeledText value = new LabeledText(OpenShiftLabel.TextLabels.VALUE);
    assertFalse("OK button should be disable if there is no name nor value for a new label.", buttonIsEnabled(new OkButton()));
    // Set valid label with all allowed character
    name.setText("valid.prefix/valid_Label-Name1");
    value.setText("valid.Label-value_1");
    assertTrue("OK button should be enabled for valid name and value, but it is not.", buttonIsEnabled(new OkButton()));
    name.setText("invalid.");
    value.setText("invalid.");
    assertFalse("OK button should be disable for invalid name and value, but it is not.", buttonIsEnabled(new OkButton()));
    closeResourceLabelShell();
}

Example 80 with LabeledText

use of org.eclipse.reddeer.swt.impl.text.LabeledText in project jbosstools-openshift by jbosstools.

the class BuilderImageApplicationWizardHandlingTest method setDefaultValuesAndAssert.

private void setDefaultValuesAndAssert(String defaultRepo, String defaultRef, String defaultContextDir) {
    new LabeledText(OpenShiftLabel.TextLabels.GIT_REPO_URL).setText(defaultRepo);
    new LabeledText(OpenShiftLabel.TextLabels.GIT_REF).setText(defaultRef);
    new LabeledText(OpenShiftLabel.TextLabels.CONTEXT_DIR).setText(defaultContextDir);
    assertTrue("Next button should be enabled after setting git values to default.", new NextButton().isEnabled());
    assertTrue("Finish button should be enabled after setting git values to default.", new FinishButton().isEnabled());
}