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Integrating Java Code Coverage Tools With Squish Tests
Read moreIn test-driven development, a common challenge is to decide which tests to write and how many are necessary. Ideally, one would have as many tests as there are possible deviations in a program’s behavior. This is often very hard to achieve though, so it is necessary to determine how...
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Automating Java Web Start applications
Read moreThe Squish for Java edition not only supports testing Java Swing/AWT, SWT/Eclipse RCP or JavaFX based applications but also Java Web Start applications. There are two ways to automate an application started via Java Web Start: 1. Start via web browser 2. Start via the tool javaws 1. Start...
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Enabling Squish to hook into Sub-Processes started by the AUT
Read moreOften more complex application do not consist of just a single executable. Instead the main application launches sub-processes which also open a user interface. Squish is designed in a way to also hook into sub-processes started by the main application under test (AUT). But depending on the platform and...
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Squish Tip: Verification of Text Colors
Read moreA common thing tests like to verify is whether text has a certain color. If you wish to avoid screenshot comparisons, then the way to do this differs depending on the toolkit and the API you are using to present text to the user. This article will explain some…
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Squish tip of the week: How to setup a Jenkins slave to run Squish tests
Read moreDid you know that you can use Jenkins to run Squish tests? Jenkins, previously known as Hudson, is an open source tool for continuous integration* written in Java. Many companies use Jenkins to deploy and automate projects for their software life circle.
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Squish 6.0 Beta with fully integrated BDD support released
Read moreAbout two years after the release of Squish 5.0, we are proud and excited to make available a BETA of Squish 6.0 to you. The main new features of this release are fully integrated support for Behavior Driven Development and Testing (BDD) as well as major improvements to Squish’s...
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Squish tip of the week: Bring window to foreground
Read moreWhen working with multiple applications, or multiple windows in a single application, you can tell Squish to bring the desired window to the foreground before working with the window. This applies to many different technologies or toolkits. For example, when working with NSWindow on Mac OS X (Cocoa), given...
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Squish tip of the week: Using your AUT's toolkit API
Read moreWith each Squish edition, or technology supported, you can us the corresponding toolkit’s API from your test scripts. This gives you access to your application, and to make calls, beyond what can be done from your application’s user interface alone. Take for example the Java Convenience API In JavaFx...
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Squish tip of the week: Handling implementation differences between platforms
Read moreA great question from our Webinar Q&A session this week: What is the best way to solve implementation differences between platforms (e.g. Windows Vs Unix)? When dealing with cross-platform applications, for example Java or Qt, the majority of your Squish tests are not impacted by the platform, as your...
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Come see froglogic at EclipseCon North America 2015
Read morefroglogic will be at the EclipseCon North America 2015 conference in San Francisco, California, Monday, March 9th through Wednesday, March 11th. Stop by our booth for a live demo of Squish GUI Tester! If you would like to schedule a meeting at the EclipseCon North America with a representative...
