org.uispec4j.interception
Class BasicHandler

java.lang.Object
  org.uispec4j.interception.BasicHandler

public class BasicHandler

extends Object

Ready-to-use window interception handler, designed for simple dialogs.

Sample usage:

 WindowInterceptor
   .init(panel.getButton("Change value").triggerClick())
   .process(BasicHandler.init()
            .assertContainsText("Enter new value")
            .setText("13")
            .triggerButtonClick("OK"))
   .run();
 

The last call must be triggerButtonClick(String), which returns the created WindowHandler.

See Also:

WindowInterceptor

Method Summary

BasicHandler	assertContainsText(String text) Checks that there is a text component in the dialog displaying the given text.
BasicHandler	clickButton(String buttonName) Clicks on a button given its displayed label.
static BasicHandler	init() Starts the definition of the handler.
BasicHandler	setText(String text) Enters a text value, provided that there is only one input text field in the dialog.
WindowHandler	triggerButtonClick(String buttonName) Returns the created window handler with a trigger for clicking on a button.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Method Detail

init

public static BasicHandler init()

Starts the definition of the handler.

assertContainsText

public BasicHandler assertContainsText(String text)

Checks that there is a text component in the dialog displaying the given text.

clickButton

public BasicHandler clickButton(String buttonName)

Clicks on a button given its displayed label. This method will throw an exception if no button with this text is found.

setText

public BasicHandler setText(String text)

Enters a text value, provided that there is only one input text field in the dialog.

triggerButtonClick

public WindowHandler triggerButtonClick(String buttonName)

Returns the created window handler with a trigger for clicking on a button.