GWT Style Test Coordination in JConch

[Hamlet D'Arcy]

Robert,

Want to have an object to do GWT style asynchronous test coordination
in jconch-test?

I can send you a patch or check it in for review.

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[Robert Fischer]

I'm not sure what "asynchronous test coordination" means.

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[Hamlet D'Arcy]

Then I will send a patch and examples!



On Dec 14, 10:56 am, Robert Fischer <robert.fisc...@smokejumperit.com>
wrote:

[Hamlet D'Arcy]

I created an issue and attached a patch. In general, I'd like a test
case like this to pass:

import jconch.testing.TestCoordinator

TestCoordinator coord = new TestCoordinator()

MyComponent component = new MyComponent()
component.addActionListener({ ActionEvent e ->
assert e.source != null
assert "click" == e.actionCommand
coord.finishTest()
} as ActionListener)

component.click()
coord.delayTestFinish()

component.click()
coord.delayTestFinish(1000)

component.click()
coord.delayTestFinish(1, TimeUnit.SECONDS)

The TestCoordinator is a replacement for manually managing
CountDownLatch objects to perform this type of behavior. (or even
wait/join). Also, it is reusable/resettable which CountDownLatch is
not.

I use something similar at work and like it. I saw that GWT has
something similar, so I copied the GWT API and rewrote it for JConch.

What are your thoughts?

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[Hamlet D'Arcy]

What do you think?

Should I check it in?

http://code.google.com/p/jconch/issues/detail?id=5

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[Robert Fischer]

Yeah, definitely check it in.

[Hamlet D'Arcy]

Cool.

I'll check it in, close the ticket, and then write a blog post.

I don't plan on any other additions, so maybe push out JConch 1.2?

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