org.assertj.swing.fixture

Class Containers

java.lang.Object

org.assertj.swing.fixture.Containers

public final class Containers
extends Object

Utility methods related to Containers.

Author:

Alex Ruiz

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field and Description
static String	CREATED_FRAME_NAME Name of the JFrames created by this class.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static FrameFixture	frameFixtureFor(Container contentPane) Creates a new JFrame and uses the given Container as its content pane.
static FrameFixture	frameFixtureFor(Robot robot, Container contentPane) Creates a new JFrame and uses the given Container as its content pane.
static JFrame	frameFor(Container contentPane) Creates a new JFrame and uses the given Container as its content pane.
static FrameFixture	showInFrame(Container contentPane) Creates a new JFrame and uses the given Container as its content pane.
static FrameFixture	showInFrame(Robot robot, Container contentPane) Creates a new JFrame and uses the given Container as its content pane.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

CREATED_FRAME_NAME

public static final String CREATED_FRAME_NAME

Name of the JFrames created by this class.

See Also:

Constant Field Values

Method Detail

showInFrame

@RunsInEDT
 @Nonnull
public static FrameFixture showInFrame(@Nonnull
                                                            Container contentPane)

Creates a new JFrame and uses the given Container as its content pane. The created JFrame is wrapped and displayed by a FrameFixture.

Note:This method creates a new Robot. When using this method, please do not create any additional instances of Robot. Only one instance of Robot can exist per test class. If you've created your own Robot e.g. by extending the base test class, use #showInFrame(Robot, Container).

Parameters:

contentPane - the Container to use as content pane for the JFrame to create.

Returns:

the created FrameFixture.

See Also:

frameFor(Container)

showInFrame

@RunsInEDT
 @Nonnull
public static FrameFixture showInFrame(@Nonnull
                                                            Robot robot,
                                                            @Nonnull
                                                            Container contentPane)

Creates a new JFrame and uses the given Container as its content pane. The created JFrame is wrapped and displayed by a FrameFixture. It uses the given Robot, if you've created your own Robot this method is best for you, if not use #showInFrame(Container).

Parameters:

robot - performs user events on the given window and verifies expected output.

contentPane - the Container to use as content pane for the JFrame to create.

Returns:

the created FrameFixture.

See Also:

frameFor(Container)

frameFixtureFor

@RunsInEDT
 @Nonnull
public static FrameFixture frameFixtureFor(@Nonnull
                                                                Container contentPane)

Creates a new JFrame and uses the given Container as its content pane. The created JFrame is wrapped by a FrameFixture. Unlike showInFrame(Container), this method does not display the created JFrame.

Note:This method creates a new Robot. When using this method, please do not create any additional instances of Robot. Only one instance of Robot can exist per test class. If you've created your own Robot e.g. by extending the base test class, use #frameFixtureFor(Robot, Container).

Parameters:

contentPane - the Container to use as content pane for the JFrame to create.

Returns:

the created FrameFixture.

See Also:

frameFor(Container)

frameFixtureFor

@RunsInEDT
 @Nonnull
public static FrameFixture frameFixtureFor(@Nonnull
                                                                Robot robot,
                                                                @Nonnull
                                                                Container contentPane)

Creates a new JFrame and uses the given Container as its content pane. The created JFrame is wrapped by a FrameFixture. Unlike showInFrame(Container), this method does not display the created JFrame. It uses the given Robot, if you've created your own Robot this method is best for you, if not use #frameFixtureFor(Container).

Parameters:

robot - performs user events on the given window and verifies expected output.

contentPane - the Container to use as content pane for the JFrame to create.

Returns:

the created FrameFixture.

See Also:

frameFor(Container)

frameFor

@RunsInEDT
 @Nonnull
public static JFrame frameFor(@Nonnull
                                                   Container contentPane)

Creates a new JFrame and uses the given Container as its content pane. The created JFrame has the name specified by CREATED_FRAME_NAME. This method is executed in the Event Dispatch Thread (EDT).

Parameters:

contentPane - the Container to use as content pane for the JFrame to create.

Returns:

the created JFrame.