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Unit testing for Swing App

 
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Do we have any unit testing tool ( similar to JUNIT ) to test Swing app by similating mouse click, etc...
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Yes. Check out JEMMY from netbeans.org. (Not the netbeans IDE).
It runs your app in the same JVM as the Jemmy Jar. It then gets a handle into your app and calls the windows, etc that you 'expect' will exist.
 
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I haven't used it yet... but there is JFCUnit.
 
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