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Scott Symmank | 1 Jul 2005 19:06
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Re: Error running JavaProjectTester

lisa,

i successfully ran the JavaProjectTester test as a
JUnit Plugin Test with:

I20050627-1435
and I20050610-1757

do you have abbot, abbot.swt, and abbot.swt.eclipse
at the HEAD in your workspace, and building without
errors?

i hate the the WFM response, but am not sure what the
problem could be.

try right clicking on the JavaProjectTester in
the PackageExplorer and 'Run As --> JUnit Plugin Test'

-scott

--- lcj <at> ddci.com wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> I have attempted to execute JavaProjectTester on two
> versions of Eclipse:
> 
> Eclipse Version: 3.1.0, Build id: I20050627-1435
> Eclipse Version: 3.0.0, Build id: 200406251208
>
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lcj | 1 Jul 2005 19:44

Re: Fw: Error running JavaProjectTester

Scott,

Yes, I know... it's very strange.  All of the abbot plug-ins you mentioned
are in my workspace properly
and compile without errors.  If I repeatedly run the test, it will succeed
from time to time and
complete the test properly.  But, that only happens maybe once out of 10
times of executing the test.

I tried to write my own "project tester" test using the JavaProjectTester
as a template, and it could not
find my project item in the list either.  The "New" dialog is displayed,
and I can see that the items in the list
are visible, but for some reason the test cannot find them.  If I select
Java and then double-click Class item
the rest of the test runs properly.

Lisa

"Lisa Jett <SPAM>" <lcj <at> ddci.com> on 07/01/2005 10:27:02 AM

To:   Lisa C Jett/DDC-I
cc:
Subject:  Fw: [abbot-users] Error running JavaProjectTester

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Timothy Wall | 1 Jul 2005 20:24
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Re: Error running JavaProjectTester

One thing to try is adjust the inter-event delay, effectively making 
the robot run more slowly.  On AWT this is controled by the property 
abbot.robot.auto_delay, not sure if it's the same for SWT.

It helps to first isolate where in the sequence events the action is 
playing improperly, then instrument to determine if there is a timing 
bug, data bug, or some other problem.

On Jul 1, 2005, at 1:44 PM, lcj <at> ddci.com wrote:

> Scott,
>
> Yes, I know... it's very strange.  All of the abbot plug-ins you 
> mentioned
> are in my workspace properly
> and compile without errors.  If I repeatedly run the test, it will 
> succeed
> from time to time and
> complete the test properly.  But, that only happens maybe once out of 
> 10
> times of executing the test.
>
> I tried to write my own "project tester" test using the 
> JavaProjectTester
> as a template, and it could not
> find my project item in the list either.  The "New" dialog is 
> displayed,
> and I can see that the items in the list
> are visible, but for some reason the test cannot find them.  If I 
> select
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Peter Nabbefeld | 4 Jul 2005 13:33
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Command line parameters?


Hello,

I want to start abbot using command line parameters - which can I use? I 
need to tell abbot, where to find the class to test, the FQN of the 
class and the name/location of the script to create or edit.

Kind regards

Peter Nabbefeld

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twall | 4 Jul 2005 14:17
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Re: Command line parameters?

On Mon, 4 Jul 2005 at 07:26:41, Peter Nabbefeld wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> I want to start abbot using command line parameters - which can I use? I 
> need to tell abbot, where to find the class to test, the FQN of the 
> class and the name/location of the script to create or edit.
> 
> Kind regards
> 
> Peter Nabbefeld
> 

junit.extensions.abbot.ScriptFixture/ScriptTestSuite take a list of script filenames to run.
abbot.editor.SplashScreen/ScriptEditor takes either the name of a ScriptTestSuite class which
collects 
scripts or the name of a single script file.

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Peter Nabbefeld | 5 Jul 2005 07:53
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Re: Command line parameters?

twall schrieb:
> On Mon, 4 Jul 2005 at 07:26:41, Peter Nabbefeld wrote:
> 
> 
>>Hello,
>>
>>I want to start abbot using command line parameters - which can I use? I 
>>need to tell abbot, where to find the class to test, the FQN of the 
>>class and the name/location of the script to create or edit.
>>
>>Kind regards
>>
>>Peter Nabbefeld
>>
> 
> junit.extensions.abbot.ScriptFixture/ScriptTestSuite take a list of script filenames to run.
> abbot.editor.SplashScreen/ScriptEditor takes either the name of a ScriptTestSuite class which
collects 
> scripts or the name of a single script file.
> 
Please excuse me, I've asked for the wrong application: I wanted to ask 
for parameters for Costello - I want to be able to start with the basic 
parameters to be able to immediately start with a script for a given 
source or class file.

P.

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twall | 5 Jul 2005 14:38

Re: Command line parameters?

On Tue, 5 Jul 2005 at 01:46:03, Peter Nabbefeld wrote:

> > abbot.editor.SplashScreen/ScriptEditor takes either the name of a
> ScriptTestSuite class which collects 
> > scripts or the name of a single script file.
> > 
> Please excuse me, I've asked for the wrong application: I wanted to ask 
> for parameters for Costello - I want to be able to start with the basic 
> parameters to be able to immediately start with a script for a given 
> source or class file.
> 

abbot.editor.SplashScreen invokes abbot.editor.ScriptEditor, which is Costello.
 Maybe we'll rename it for 1.0 :)

Again, it takes a path name or fully qualified ScriptFixture class name.

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Peter Nabbefeld | 7 Jul 2005 10:04
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Re: Command line parameters?

twall schrieb:
> On Tue, 5 Jul 2005 at 01:46:03, Peter Nabbefeld wrote:
> 
> 
>>>abbot.editor.SplashScreen/ScriptEditor takes either the name of a
>>
>>ScriptTestSuite class which collects 
>>
>>>scripts or the name of a single script file.
>>>
>>
>>Please excuse me, I've asked for the wrong application: I wanted to ask 
>>for parameters for Costello - I want to be able to start with the basic 
>>parameters to be able to immediately start with a script for a given 
>>source or class file.
>>
> 
> 
> abbot.editor.SplashScreen invokes abbot.editor.ScriptEditor, which is Costello.
>  Maybe we'll rename it for 1.0 :)
> 
> Again, it takes a path name or fully qualified ScriptFixture class name.
> 

So, how do I call Costello, if I want to create a script 
'MyTestScript.html' for class 'org.example.mypackage.MyClass' with root 
directory 'C:\myprojects\mysources' ? From Your description, I'd guess 
it doesn't work.

P.
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Timothy Wall | 7 Jul 2005 13:56
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Re: Re: Command line parameters?

No, Costello does not use command-line parameters to actually perform 
script editing or construction.

On Jul 7, 2005, at 4:04 AM, Peter Nabbefeld wrote:

> twall schrieb:
>> On Tue, 5 Jul 2005 at 01:46:03, Peter Nabbefeld wrote:
>>>> abbot.editor.SplashScreen/ScriptEditor takes either the name of a
>>>
>>> ScriptTestSuite class which collects
>>>> scripts or the name of a single script file.
>>>>
>>>
>>> Please excuse me, I've asked for the wrong application: I wanted to 
>>> ask for parameters for Costello - I want to be able to start with 
>>> the basic parameters to be able to immediately start with a script 
>>> for a given source or class file.
>>>
>> abbot.editor.SplashScreen invokes abbot.editor.ScriptEditor, which is 
>> Costello.
>>  Maybe we'll rename it for 1.0 :)
>> Again, it takes a path name or fully qualified ScriptFixture class 
>> name.
>
> So, how do I call Costello, if I want to create a script 
> 'MyTestScript.html' for class 'org.example.mypackage.MyClass' with 
> root directory 'C:\myprojects\mysources' ? From Your description, I'd 
> guess it doesn't work.

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Hugo Garcia | 8 Jul 2005 20:54
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Re: [SWT] Re: Abbot on Linux, was: defect 38436

Hi all 

ok... I would like to see if I am capable of doing the work around for
Linux GTK. I would need someone to guide me. Who can help in pointing
me in the right direction.

-H

On 6/23/05, Thomas L Roche <tlroche <at> us.ibm.com> wrote:
> Tao Weng 05/26/2005 11:43 AM
> >>> Currently, [abbot.swt] is not platform independent due to bugzilla
> >>> [...] 38436.
> 
> https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=38436
> 
> >>> 1) Is the defect going to be fixed within the next 6 months or so?
> >>> If not, when is it going to be available. Just roughly....
> 
> >>> 2) Is it possible to release a patched version of swt for linux
> >>> environment in the next 6 months. Just like what we did for windows?
> 
> Steve Northover 05/26/2005 12:19:43 PM:
> >> Yes. Either the bug will be fixed or I will work with Tom to ensure
> >> that Abbot is patched to support Linux.
> 
> Tom Roche 05/26/2005 10:15 PM
> > Thanks!
> 
> >> Tom, if you contribute the [SWTWorkarounds] class from Abbot to
> >> the bug report, we will look at providing implementations for the
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