Uses of Package
com.sun.javatest.tool
Packages that use com.sun.javatest.tool
Package
Description
This package provides facilities for reading, executing
and monitoring tests.
The Test Manager Tool provides a GUI for opening, browsing, configuring,
and running tests and test suites, and for browsing the results.
This package provides API for generating reports about test runs.
The JT Harness Tool API provides the command-line and GUI
infrastructure for the main JT Harness test harness.
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Classes in com.sun.javatest.tool used by com.sun.javatestClassDescriptionThis class provides a way to extend default behavior of template propagation process
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Classes in com.sun.javatest.tool used by com.sun.javatest.execClassDescriptionDesktop is the host for a series of Tools, which may be displayed as in a number of styles, provided by a DeskView.An interface for a handler, provided by a tool manager, that can open files of a particular type.An abstract class for a GUI panel that can be displayed to allow the user to edit some of the user preferences.A base class for tools to appear on the JT Harness desktop.Standard template for creation of an Action to be used in a Tool.Lightweight wrapper class to provide standard support for tool dialogs.Tool managers are relatively lightweight managers for tools that provide end-user GUI functionality.This exception is used to report problems while using a tool manager.A factory for GUI components, providing support for internationalization, tool tips, context sensitive help, and on.
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Classes in com.sun.javatest.tool used by com.sun.javatest.reportClassDescriptionThis exception is used to report problems with a specific command.An object to carry the shared state required and derived from executing a series of commands.Command managers are relatively lightweight managers for the command objects that embody end-user command-line functionality.A class which provides a collection of user preferences, and a GUI interface to edit them.
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Classes in com.sun.javatest.tool used by com.sun.javatest.toolClassDescriptionA class to represent a command to be executed.This exception is used to report problems with a specific command.An object to carry the shared state required and derived from executing a series of commands.This exception is used to report problems while executing a command.Command managers are relatively lightweight managers for the command objects that embody end-user command-line functionality.Thrown when a bad command line argument is encountered.EventType.Start - propagation starting event EventType.TemplateLoaded - external template data loaded and accessible EventType.Finish - propagation finishing eventDesktop is the host for a series of Tools, which may be displayed as in a number of styles, provided by a DeskView.A component that displays an editable list of items.A class to maintain a history of recently used files.An interface for a handler, provided by a tool manager, that can open files of a particular type.This exception is to report problems that occur while opening a file.A lightweight component that will activate online help, suitable for use in More Info help panes.Thrown when a bad command line argument is encountered.A class which provides a collection of user preferences, and a GUI interface to edit them.An observer interface for use by those that wishing to monitor changes to user preferences.An abstract class for a GUI panel that can be displayed to allow the user to edit some of the user preferences.A custom JFileChooser, for a user to choose a test suite.A base class for tools to appear on the JT Harness desktop.An observer interface for use by those that wishing to monitor changes to a tool.Lightweight wrapper class to provide standard support for tool dialogs.Tool managers are relatively lightweight managers for tools that provide end-user GUI functionality.This exception is used to report problems while using a tool manager.A component to allow selection of nodes in a tree.The model for the tree whose nodes can be selected in a TreeSelectionPane.A factory for GUI components, providing support for internationalization, tool tips, context sensitive help, and on.