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Testing a GUI
I want to test my GUI, aside from JUnit testing and other formal testing techniques how can I simulate buttons being pressed, keyboard input etc. The only that springs to mind for me is using the Robots class though not sure if there is a better alternative.
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Re: Testing a GUI
I have no personal experience, but you might try searching "java automated GUI testing" or similar. I think writing your own GUI test tool would be more trouble than it's worth, but I could be wrong.
keepStriving (December 3rd, 2013)
Re: Testing a GUI
I'll leave it, I've left nearly all of the logic out of the GUI class anyway.
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