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JamesY
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by JamesY » Fri Apr 30, 2010 7:25 pm
Hi,
I know currently that only SWT Java applications can be automated using Ranorex, but I am wondering if you are working on support for AWT and Swing based applications?
I read an old post which said that you were working on it, and I am hoping that this is still the case, is there any more information about it?
Currently, we support testing of SWT applications.
We plan to support AWT/Swing in Version 2.0 which will be released in fall 2008.
Michael
Ranorex Support Team
Thank you
James
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by Support Team » Mon May 03, 2010 9:55 am
Hi!
We plan to support AWT/Swing based applications with end of the year.
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Peter
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by WeNeedAnswers » Tue May 11, 2010 3:20 pm
hi there,
I have been looking at the Java Accessibility Bridge as a work around, until you guys can solve this AWT/Swing problem. I looked at it, beating my head with C++ and trying to get the thing to work. As you can probably tell from this post. I failed. I think that the Java Accessibility Bridge only allows read only in win32 environments. I am pretty sure that you guys have looked into this piece of tech for a solution and have drawn the same conclusions. In the meantime, as one of your customers who find your technology to be great and has aided me in my development a lot, could you please direct me to some sort of solution for Java Swing/AWT until you guys are ready to ship the solution wrapped up in Ranorex.
thankyou.
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by Support Team » Fri May 14, 2010 11:46 am
From our experiences, the Java Accessibility Bridge is definitely not the way to go.
We are currently evaluating a number of technical possibilities;
Java support is planned to be added in Q4 2010.
Michael
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