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Mittwoch September 27, 2006
Evaluating QA for OpenOffice.org NetBeans Integration
Boss: "You have to do QA for this new feature."
Me: "Oh no! This is not in OOo, it is in NetBeans. I can't use our VCL TestTool for this. I have to do it by hand!
"Boss: "Yes, I know. Just do it one time!"
After getting used to the NetBeans IDE, it came to my mind that they have to do QA for this IDE, too.
How do they do this??? Google: testtools netbeans
Ah, testtools in different flavors with examples
So here we go:
It is my first time to use NetBeans.
The feature: OpenOffice.org in NetNeans Integration is to put a 'wizard' to NetBeans, to simplify it for developers to write OOo extensions.
My investigations so far: I don't have to do it by hand!
It will work with JUnit, Jemmy and Jelly.
There exists a nice demo about this.
I tried the Jellytools examples today to get a feeling for this. Since Java is a little different to the Basic programming language, that I got used to during the last years. But there was a time I used C++... so I think I will get it to work...
Thank you NetBeans QE, you saved me from doing manual testing!
Gesendet von tbo ( Sep 27 2006, 07:46:09 PM CEST ) Permalink
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