UI Testing solution（转自网络一篇文章，写的很good，分享）

UI test.

UI test work-flow could be broken to three kinds of steps:

• Find controls you need to do next action for
• Do something with that control
• Verify results of the action

Find and Do

First two parts should look something like this, then

Starting from some hierarchy root,

look for a control with certain characteristics,

and do something meaningful to it

Which, with Jemmy, looks like this

SomeHierarchyRoot.lookup(new SertainCharacteristics()).

as(SomeMeaningfulControlInterface.class).do();

Verify

Test could verify

• UI feedback

Jemmy provides all the support for verifying this. Check documentation and samples for more info.

• Some controls to appear

This comes back to component lookup.

· Some controls properties to change

Again, either the lookup or waiting for a control property to be equal to something.

· Image update

Use Jemmy image API.

· Non-UI feedback

Well ... since the test is written in Java, there should not be any problem to implement any kind of check, is there? Just remember to wait for a result - do not verify it right away. You could use Jemmy waiting API for that.

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