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JWT Tests
Revision as of 06:15, 2 May 2008 by Mickael.istria.openwide.fr (Talk | contribs) (→Resources and tools)
Contents
Aim
The aim of this page is to list a set of tools and references that could be used to write tests in JWT, to put JWT into a continuous integration process.
Sources
Another document about Eclipse and tests: http://www.eclipsecon.org/2008/sub/attachments/TestDriven_Development_TDD_for_Eclipse_RCP.ppt
Resources and tools
Unit testing
- PDE JUnit. More informations in chapter 12 of Kent Beck and Erich Gamma's book: [Contributing to Eclipse: Contributing to Eclipse: Principles, Patterns, and Plug-In] (Translated in French at CampusPress edition)
- It is advised to use one test plugin for each plugin we want to test. This way, we have a better control on dependencies, and it facilitate the use of Test-Driven Development.
- JMock is often used to create mock files in unit testing process.
- Can we mock some SWT classes?
UI testing
Open-Source :)
- Eclipse TPTP
- Eclipse Official Project
- TODO: try it
- Fitster
- http://fitster-eclipse.sourceforge.net/
- does not seem really ergonomic
- SWTBot is a young tool that automates UI event and polls.
- Very young project, does not seem mature enough
- Abbot is an open-source project that is may be able to record UI event an to automatically run them.
- Abbot wiki page
- This tool does not seem to be functional yet with SWT...
Commercial :(
- IBM Rational Tester
- Bretex proposes a tool that is able to *automatically* test SWT UI. This tool is named [1]. However, it is a commercial software.
- Here is their presentation at EclipseCON2008.
- Since it is a commercial tool, it might be impossible to add this tool in JWT build. But maybe one day, it will be open-sourced...