Examples with JDialogOperator org.netbeans.jemmy.operators.JDialogOperator used on opensource projects

Example 1 with JDialogOperator

use of org.netbeans.jemmy.operators.JDialogOperator in project JMRI by JMRI.

the class TurnoutTableActionTest method testAddAndInvoke.

/**
     * Check Turnout Table GUI, menus and graphic state presentation.
     * @since 4.7.4
     */
@Test
public void testAddAndInvoke() {
    Assume.assumeFalse(GraphicsEnvironment.isHeadless());
    // show table
    a.actionPerformed(null);
    // create 2 turnouts and see if they exist
    Turnout it1 = InstanceManager.turnoutManagerInstance().provideTurnout("IT1");
    Turnout it2 = InstanceManager.turnoutManagerInstance().provideTurnout("IT2");
    it1.setCommandedState(Turnout.THROWN);
    it2.setCommandedState(Turnout.CLOSED);
    // set graphic state column display preference to false, read by createModel()
    InstanceManager.getDefault(GuiLafPreferencesManager.class).setGraphicTableState(false);
    TurnoutTableAction _tTable;
    _tTable = new TurnoutTableAction();
    Assert.assertNotNull("found TurnoutTable frame", _tTable);
    // prevent there are 2 menubars with the same name
    _tTable.dispose();
    // set to true, use icons
    InstanceManager.getDefault(GuiLafPreferencesManager.class).setGraphicTableState(true);
    TurnoutTableAction _t1Table;
    _t1Table = new TurnoutTableAction();
    Assert.assertNotNull("found TurnoutTable1 frame", _t1Table);
    JFrame t1Frame = JFrameOperator.waitJFrame(Bundle.getMessage("TitleTurnoutTable"), true, true);
    // test Add pane
    _t1Table.addPressed(null);
    JFrame af = JFrameOperator.waitJFrame(Bundle.getMessage("TitleAddTurnout"), true, true);
    Assert.assertNotNull("found Add frame", af);
    // close Add pane
    _t1Table.cancelPressed(null);
    // more Turnout Add pane tests are in TurnoutTableWindowTest
    // Open Automation pane to test Automation menu
    jmri.jmrit.turnoutoperations.TurnoutOperationFrame tof = new jmri.jmrit.turnoutoperations.TurnoutOperationFrame(null);
    // create dialog (bypassing menu)
    // TODO I18N using Bundle
    JDialogOperator am = new JDialogOperator("Turnout Operation Editor");
    Assert.assertNotNull("found Automation menu dialog", am);
    // close pane
    JButtonOperator jbo = new JButtonOperator(am, "OK");
    // instead of .push();
    jbo.pushNoBlock();
    // Open Speed pane to test Speed menu, which displays a JOptionPane
    //System.out.println("Speed pane started at " + java.time.LocalTime.now()); // debug
    // method 1: open as method
    //_t1Table.setDefaultSpeeds(null); // create dialog (bypassing menu, but is not found)
    //_t1Table.setDefaultSpeeds(t1Frame); // create dialog by frame (bypassing menu, but is also not found)
    //        JFrameOperator main = new JFrameOperator(Bundle.getMessage("TitleTurnoutTable")); // create dialog (through menu)
    // method 2: Alternatively, used GUI menu to open Speeds pane:
    // pushMenuNoBlock is used, because dialog is modal
    //        JMenuBarOperator mainbar = new JMenuBarOperator(main);
    //        mainbar.pushMenuNoBlock("Speeds"); // stops at top level
    //        JMenuOperator jmo = new JMenuOperator(mainbar, "Speeds");
    //        JPopupMenu jpm = jmo.getPopupMenu();
    //        JMenuItem firstMenuItem = (JMenuItem)jpm.getComponent(0); // first item is [Defaults...]
    //        JMenuItemOperator jmio = new JMenuItemOperator(firstMenuItem);
    //        jmio.pushNoBlock();
    // wait for Speeds dialog
    // for Jemmy to work, we need the Turnout Speeds pane inside a JDialog
    // TODO activate test when we manage to find pane:
    //        JDialogOperator as = new JDialogOperator(Bundle.getMessage("TurnoutGlobalSpeedMessageTitle"));
    //        Assert.assertNotNull("found Speeds menu dialog", as);
    //System.out.println("Speed pane found at " + java.time.LocalTime.now()); // debug
    // close pane
    //        JButtonOperator jbs = new JButtonOperator(as, "OK");
    //        jbs.pushNoBlock();
    // clean up
    af.dispose();
    am.dispose();
    //as.dispose(); // uncomment when test is Speeds menu activated
    tof.dispose();
    _t1Table.dispose();
}

Example 2 with JDialogOperator

use of org.netbeans.jemmy.operators.JDialogOperator in project JMRI by JMRI.

the class AboutDialogTest method testShowAndClose.

@Test
public void testShowAndClose() {
    Assume.assumeFalse(GraphicsEnvironment.isHeadless());
    AboutDialog dialog = new AboutDialog(null, true);
    new Thread(() -> {
        // constructor for jdo will wait until the dialog is visible
        JDialogOperator jdo = new JDialogOperator(Bundle.getMessage("TitleAbout", jmri.Application.getApplicationName()));
        jdo.close();
    }).start();
    ThreadingUtil.runOnGUI(() -> {
        dialog.setVisible(true);
    });
    JUnitUtil.waitFor(() -> {
        return !dialog.isVisible();
    }, "About dialog did not close");
}

Example 3 with JDialogOperator

use of org.netbeans.jemmy.operators.JDialogOperator in project JMRI by JMRI.

the class OperationsSwingTestCase method pressDialogButton.

protected void pressDialogButton(JmriJFrame f, String buttonName) {
    JFrameOperator jfo = new JFrameOperator(f);
    // wait for the first dialog.
    JDialogOperator jdo = new JDialogOperator(jfo, 1);
    NameComponentChooser bChooser = new NameComponentChooser(buttonName);
    //JButtonOperator jbo = new JButtonOperator(jdo,buttonName);
    JButtonOperator jbo = new JButtonOperator(jdo, bChooser);
    // Click button
    jbo.push();
}