Sebastien ...
Jemmy is designed as a UI reproducing library - no more.
Other tools exist out there which could do what you describe: they
called test harness.
JUnit is likely to be the most used.
If you consider using JUnit, take a look on XTest too. This is an
extension over JUnit. It is built within Netbeans, but, there is a
binary distribution of it, which could be used standalone.
Shura.
On May 21, 2007, at 5:23 AM, atomikx wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> just a question I was asking myself about reports with jemmy. I
> mean, jemmy
> provides
> reports thanks to text files such as error or golden or out but
> these files
> are not really readable and their contents can be really important
> and so
> it's difficult to analyse them and to go back to the errors for
> instance.
>
> Taking this in consideration, is there an other way or maybe a tool
> (that
> can be linked with jemmy of course) that can provides reports about
> test
> results and errors in a more readable and analysable format.
>
> Thanks
>
> Sébastien
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