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Java Functional testing [closed]

I have a Java application that has a GUI for user interactions.

The GUI is implemented with SWT.

Now I want to make some Functional Tests for the application. As whitebox as possible.

I have been trying some frameworks like Maveryx, and SWTbot. But Maveryx is just a pain to configure and it didn't seem to integrate very well with a CI server. SWTBot I simply wasn't able to get it to find all the necessary classes after installing it on eclipse.

I would like to know what are other people using to test their Java GUI applications. And if possible to point me towards some tutorials about that frameworks.

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Tiago Veloso Avatar asked Mar 10 '26 16:03

Tiago Veloso


1 Answers

Ours is awt/swing/java2d application . We use jemmy for it. According to the documentation it works with SWT as well. Please give it a try.

If you are willing to pay some money, Rational Functional Tester (very expensive) or Squish could be considered. Both are very good products, squish is significantly cheaper (or it used to be)

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Jayan Avatar answered Mar 12 '26 05:03

Jayan



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