Java GUI Plugins/en - Versionsgeschichte

Matilk: /* Connection to Remote Systems */

2024-01-29T13:33:51Z

Connection to Remote Systems

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	To establish a connection remotely, the Java Agent must first be started on the target computer. To do this, navigate to the directory <code>...\exept\bridgeFramework\javaBridge\javaBin</code> on the computer.		To establish a connection remotely, the Java Agent must first be started on the target computer. To do this, navigate to the directory <code>...\exept\bridgeFramework\javaBridge\javaBin</code> on the computer.
	There is a script which automatically detects the Java version in JAVA_HOME and starts the correct agent.		There is a script which automatically detects the Java version in JAVA_HOME and starts the correct agent.
	* Windows users start <code>startAgentLoader.~~bar~~</code>		* Windows users start <code>startAgentLoader.bat</code>
	* UNIX users start <code>startAgentLoader.sh</code>		* UNIX users start <code>startAgentLoader.sh</code>
	These scripts can be provided with parameters via the command line as shown in the picture.		These scripts can be provided with parameters via the command line as shown in the picture.

Matilk: Link to German version

2023-09-01T11:41:40Z

Link to German version

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			[[Java_GUI_Plugins\|Deutsche Version]] \| '''English Version'''
	== Supported Java Technologies ==		== Supported Java Technologies ==
	expecco supports the automation of Java applications implemented with Java Swing, Java SWT or JavaFX. Also supported are applications that combine several of these technologies, e.g. a Swing application with embedded JavaFX content.		expecco supports the automation of Java applications implemented with Java Swing, Java SWT or JavaFX. Also supported are applications that combine several of these technologies, e.g. a Swing application with embedded JavaFX content.

Matilk: /* Requirements */ Example JavaFX: additional add-opens for Java 17

2022-03-08T12:25:29Z

Requirements: Example JavaFX: additional add-opens for Java 17

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	* <code>--add-exports javafx.web/com.sun.webkit.dom=ALL-UNNAMED</code>		* <code>--add-exports javafx.web/com.sun.webkit.dom=ALL-UNNAMED</code>

			* <code>--add-opens java.base/java.util=ALL-UNNAMED</code>
	</div>		</div>
	</div>		</div>

Matilk: /* Cross-Technology Connections */

2021-12-06T09:58:24Z

Cross-Technology Connections

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	== Cross-Technology Connections ==		== Cross-Technology Connections ==
	If an application uses multiple Java technologies, you only need to establish one connection and then use the blocks from the library according to the technology of the element to be addressed.		If an application uses multiple Java technologies, you only need to establish one connection and then use the blocks from the library according to the technology of the element to be addressed. Since expecco 21.1 you can alternatively use blocks from the CommonJavaGUILibrary. Read more about the different libraries in the next section.

	=== Embedded JavaFX in Java Swing ===		=== Embedded JavaFX in Java Swing ===

Matilk: /* Libraries */

2021-12-06T09:47:56Z

Libraries

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 Compound paths only work with the blocks in the CommonJavaGUITestLibrary. The blocks in the specific Java libraries still work with the old path and can be used side by side. To switch back to the usage of the old paths and blocks in the GUI Browser, open the menu ''GUI Browser > Recording'' and uncheck ''Record Compound Paths'' there.
-== JavaSwingLibrary ==
+== Libraries ==
 == Example ==

Matilk: /* Cross-Technology Connections */ compound paths

2021-07-12T09:14:02Z

Cross-Technology Connections: compound paths

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 === Embedded Java Swing in JavaFX ===
 If Java Swing is embedded in a JavaFX application, it contains a SwingNode element. In the GUI browser, its content is still displayed parallel to the FX content. The modules of the Swing library can be used directly with these elements.
 == JavaSwingLibrary ==

Cg: /* See Also */

2020-09-10T13:38:22Z

Cg: /* See Also */

2020-09-10T13:38:02Z

Cg: /* FAQ */

2020-09-10T13:37:11Z

FAQ

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	*Firewall<br>The firewall can interfere with the Java Agent's communication with the application.<br>Either set up an exception rule for the agent or deactivate the firewall for the duration of the test.		*Firewall<br>The firewall can interfere with the Java Agent's communication with the application.<br>Either set up an exception rule for the agent or deactivate the firewall for the duration of the test.
	* Socket in use<br>It can happen, especially when debugging, that a previous instance of a Java agent was not closed correctly. This can lead to it occupying the socket and rejecting other connections.<br>Try "''Extras''" → "''Debugging''" → "''Close all bridge connections / Close all socket connections''". <br>Be warned that this will also close all other existing (local) Expecco connections. In the case of remote connection, a restart of the agent and possibly of the application may help.		* Socket in use<br>It can happen, especially when debugging, that a previous instance of a Java agent was not closed correctly. This can lead to it occupying the socket and rejecting other connections.<br>Try "''Extras''" → "''Debugging''" → "''Close all bridge connections / Close all socket connections''". <br>Be warned that this will also close all other existing (local) Expecco connections. In the case of remote connection, a restart of the agent and possibly of the application may help.
			== See Also ==

Cg: /* JavaFX */

2020-09-10T13:35:04Z

JavaFX

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	=== JavaFX ===		=== JavaFX ===
	Since Java 11 JavaFX is no longer included in the JDK. Therefore you have to install an additional JavaFX SDK, e.g. from [https://openjfx.io/ OpenJFX]. Then copy the jar files from the lib directory of the JavaFX JDK to <code>packages\exept\expecco\plugin\javafx\lib</code> in the expecco installation directory.		Since Java 11, JavaFX is no longer included in the JDK. Therefore you have to install an additional JavaFX SDK, e.g. from [https://openjfx.io/ OpenJFX]. Then copy the jar files from the lib directory of the JavaFX JDK to <code>packages\exept\expecco\plugin\javafx\lib</code> in the expecco installation directory.

	== Functionality ==		== Functionality ==

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	* Socket in use<br>It can happen, especially when debugging, that a previous instance of a Java agent was not closed correctly. This can lead to it occupying the socket and rejecting other connections.<br>Try "''Extras''" → "''Debugging''" → "''Close all bridge connections / Close all socket connections''". <br>Be warned that this will also close all other existing (local) Expecco connections. In the case of remote connection, a restart of the agent and possibly of the application may help.		* Socket in use<br>It can happen, especially when debugging, that a previous instance of a Java agent was not closed correctly. This can lead to it occupying the socket and rejecting other connections.<br>Try "''Extras''" → "''Debugging''" → "''Close all bridge connections / Close all socket connections''". <br>Be warned that this will also close all other existing (local) Expecco connections. In the case of remote connection, a restart of the agent and possibly of the application may help.
	== See Also ==		== See Also ==
	[[Expecco GUI Tests Extension Reference]]		[[Expecco GUI Tests Extension Reference/en]]