Groovy and Jemmy

In this demo, we have opportunities

1. To Bind your Java application with groovy console.

2. To Automate manual steps in groovy console.

1. Bind your Java application with groovy console.

//BindJavaApplication.groovy

import org.netbeans.jemmy.*;
import org.netbeans.jemmy.explorer.*;
import org.netbeans.jemmy.operators.*;

// Fire up the SwingSet2 Application

new ClassReference("SwingSet2").startApplication();

// Get a reference to the SwingSet JFrame and put it into the console's script binding.

mainFrame = new JFrameOperator("SwingSet")

def bind = new Binding()

bind.setProperty("testScript",this)

bind.setProperty("mainFrame",mainFrame)

// Fire up the Groovy console.

def console = new groovy.ui.Console(this.class.classLoader,bind)

console.run()

Thread.sleep(700000)

2 . Automate manual steps in console.

import org.netbeans.jemmy.*;

import org.netbeans.jemmy.explorer.*;

import org.netbeans.jemmy.operators.*;

// Get first button object to click
buttonObj = new JButtonOperator(mainFrame,0)

// to click on button with title “OK” buttonObj = new JButtonOperator(mainFrame,”OK”)

t = new Thread() {

buttonObj .push()

}

t.start()

Hey, what we have just done; we have just clicked first button of SwingSet.

Cheers !! Enjoy Automation.

~NV