Swing GUI Testing Framework

[JayaSiji Gopal]

I am on the lookout for a Swing GUI testing framework. I did try UISpec4j, however, i see that the major disadvantage is I could write unit tests only for classes, which extend a JFrame/JPanel.
I was reading on JFCUnit, however, I am not sure if it is still supported.

Any suggestions/ideas?

I have some classes like these -

    

public class AgentMonitorBrowser extends JPanel implements WorkstationConfigSupport, ActionListener {

abstract class MyAction {
        abstract void performAction(ExecutionPlatformService service, AgentMonitorInfo ami, Object...params);
    }
    
    class SetAgentPropertyAction extends MyAction {
        void performAction(ExecutionPlatformService service, AgentMonitorInfo ami, Object... params) {
            executionPlatformService.setAgentProperty(ami.getMeasureName(), ami.getName(),
                    (String) params[0], params[1]);           
        }
    }

    class CancelOrderAction extends MyAction {         
        void performAction(ExecutionPlatformService service, AgentMonitorInfo ami, Object... params) {
            executionPlatformService.cancelOrderForAgent(ami.getMeasureName(), ami.getName());    
        }
    }

    
	public AgentMonitorBrowser() { .....}

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public class OrderEntry implements ActionListener, PropertyChangeListener {

public JPanel createPanel() {
		JPanel main = new JPanel(new GridLayout(3,1));	
		
		//Top Panel
		JPanel o = new JPanel(new FlowLayout());
		quoteSymbolLabel = new JLabel("Quote");
		quoteSymbolField = new JFormattedTextField("");

.......

}

I am interested in writing unit tests for these swing based java classes.

[Jeanne Boyarsky]

I haven't used it, but I've heard Abbot & Costello (Swing Unit) are good for this type of testing.