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I'm creating a SWTWorkbenchBot object like this:

SWTWorkbenchBot bot = new SWTWorkbenchBot();

The shell of this bot doesn't seem to get a title at all (when I run my UI tests in a new testing instance of Eclipse), probably because I didn't give any title at creation. Is there a way to give the title either when creating the SWTWorkbenchBot object (bot) or by modifying the object (same bot) after creation?

These are what I have desperately tried so far (not at the same time ofc) and I haven't managed to get anyone to work. Notice that I have tried these inside the @BeforeClass function of JUnit:

bot.getDisplay().setAppName("THE NEW TITLE");
bot.getDisplay().getActiveShell().setText("THE NEW TITLE");
bot.activeShell().activate().bot().text("THE NEW TITLE");
bot.text("THE NEW TITLE");
bot.getFocusedWidget().getShell().setText("THE NEW TITLE");
bot.activeEditor().bot().shell("THE NEW TITLE");

To test it I look at the title bar of the new instance of Eclipse if it has got any new title or by writing to the console like this:

System.out.println("activeShell: " + bot.activeShell().getText());

The most obvious for me would have been if bot.activeShell() also had a corresponding .setText() function but of course it hasn't.

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I'm creating a SWTWorkbenchBot object like this:

SWTWorkbenchBot bot = new SWTWorkbenchBot();

The shell of this bot doesn't seem to get a title at all (when I run my UI tests in a new testing instance of Eclipse), probably because I didn't give any title at creation. Is there a way to give the title either when creating the SWTWorkbenchBot object (bot) or by modifying the object (same bot) after creation?

These are what I have desperately tried so far (not at the same time ofc) and I haven't managed to get anyone to work. Notice that I have tried these inside the @BeforeClass function of JUnit:

bot.getDisplay().setAppName("THE NEW TITLE");
bot.getDisplay().getActiveShell().setText("THE NEW TITLE");
bot.activeShell().activate().bot().text("THE NEW TITLE");
bot.text("THE NEW TITLE");
bot.getFocusedWidget().getShell().setText("THE NEW TITLE");
bot.activeEditor().bot().shell("THE NEW TITLE");

To test it I look at the title bar of the new instance of Eclipse if it has got any new title or by writing to the console like this:

System.out.println("activeShell: " + bot.activeShell().getText());

The most obvious for me would have been if bot.activeShell() also had a corresponding .setText() function but of course it hasn't.

java eclipse swt swtbot

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asked Mar 28 at 8:53

RamaelRamael

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add a comment | 

I'm creating a SWTWorkbenchBot object like this:

SWTWorkbenchBot bot = new SWTWorkbenchBot();

The shell of this bot doesn't seem to get a title at all (when I run my UI tests in a new testing instance of Eclipse), probably because I didn't give any title at creation. Is there a way to give the title either when creating the SWTWorkbenchBot object (bot) or by modifying the object (same bot) after creation?

These are what I have desperately tried so far (not at the same time ofc) and I haven't managed to get anyone to work. Notice that I have tried these inside the @BeforeClass function of JUnit:

bot.getDisplay().setAppName("THE NEW TITLE");
bot.getDisplay().getActiveShell().setText("THE NEW TITLE");
bot.activeShell().activate().bot().text("THE NEW TITLE");
bot.text("THE NEW TITLE");
bot.getFocusedWidget().getShell().setText("THE NEW TITLE");
bot.activeEditor().bot().shell("THE NEW TITLE");

To test it I look at the title bar of the new instance of Eclipse if it has got any new title or by writing to the console like this:

System.out.println("activeShell: " + bot.activeShell().getText());

The most obvious for me would have been if bot.activeShell() also had a corresponding .setText() function but of course it hasn't.

java eclipse swt swtbot

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asked Mar 28 at 8:53

RamaelRamael

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SWTWorkbenchBot bot = new SWTWorkbenchBot();

bot.getDisplay().setAppName("THE NEW TITLE");
bot.getDisplay().getActiveShell().setText("THE NEW TITLE");
bot.activeShell().activate().bot().text("THE NEW TITLE");
bot.text("THE NEW TITLE");
bot.getFocusedWidget().getShell().setText("THE NEW TITLE");
bot.activeEditor().bot().shell("THE NEW TITLE");

System.out.println("activeShell: " + bot.activeShell().getText());

share|improve this question

asked Mar 28 at 8:53

RamaelRamael

111 bronze badge

share|improve this question

asked Mar 28 at 8:53

RamaelRamael

111 bronze badge

asked Mar 28 at 8:53

RamaelRamael

111 bronze badge

asked Mar 28 at 8:53

RamaelRamael

111 bronze badge