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What's New in Squish Java 3.4.4?

• Added objectMap.load() function
• Fixed Perl return values in case of recursive calls caused by an event handler
• Respect the 'Response Timeout' setting in all cases, to avoid that script commands get aborted after 5 minutes
• Support stringwise and numerical comparison operators (cmp, <=> etc.) on wrapped objects wherever the objects allow a meaningful comparison. Also be more verbose when being asked for a string representation of non-string objects.
• Filter out multiply recorded waitForApplicationLaunch() statements.

What's New in Squish Java 3.4.3?

• Added a --apply-mask mode to the convertp utility.
• Added currentApplicationContext() function in all scripting languages. Will be used when recording in a multiple-application setting.
• Marked references to objects of an exited AUT as "dead" to prevent crashes on further access.
• Fixed a Unicode problem if non-ASCII characters are used in symbolic object names.
• Allow conversion of Tcl double values (or what the interpreter believes are doubles) to a string

What's New in Squish Java 3.4.2?

• Fixed variable watcher so that it shows the correct value for remote objects while stepping through a test script.
• Fix recording of waitForApplicationLaunch() calls in some situations where multiple AUTs are used.
• Make screenshot verifications work relyable in distributed testing.
• Set the name property of the application context objects that belong to subprocesses Squish hooked into.
• Fixed Perl recording of setApplicationContext() calls.
• Highlight if, else and elsif keywords in Perl scripts.
• Respect spaces in OBJECTMAP entry of the suite.conf file.
• Fix drag and drop replay on Mac OS X.
• Don't put empty entries like ";;" in the PATH environment for the AUT.

What's New in Squish Java 3.4?

• Usability improvements in the Squish IDE
• Improvements in the dedicated toolkit support in all Squish editions such as support for Qt 4.4 and a powerful extension API for Squish for Java and Eclipse 3.4 (Ganymede) support
• Support for testing applications of different GUI technologies from within one test case
• New integration plugins for the Ant build system and the CruiseControl continous integration framework

Squish for Java is an automated GUI testing tool for Java Swing/AWT, SWT and Eclipse Rich Client Platform (RCP) applications. Squish for Java offers dedicated support and tight integration for these GUI toolkits.

Using the Squish IDE, tests are created using Squish's event recorder. Verification and synchronization points can be easily inserted. Squish allows the user to choose between popular and open scripting languages such as Python, JavaScript, Perl and Tcl for test scripts. Therefore the complete set of language features, in addition to Squish's test-specific APIs can be used to create robust tests.

Squish for Java recognizes all standard Java GUI controls and offers special support for complex widgets such as tree, table, list and menu controls. In addition Squish for Java recognizes custom Java controls and provides an extension mechanism for advanced test automation of complex custom controls. Squish for Java's mechanism to identify Java GUI widgets is very robust to make sure Squish tests will keep working while the application evolves.

Squish for Java provides access to the complete Java API via its test scripting languages and offers access to all objects and properties via the Spy and verification point editor. Additionally, it is possible to access the application's API from test scripts for even more advanced tests and verifications.

Squish for Java supports is completely cross-platform and natively runs on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Embedded Linux and other Unix-based systems. All tests created with Squish are cross-platform and run without modifications on each supported platform.

Squish is an open system that can also be driven remotely. A set of commandline tools allow an easy integration in any test management system. Squish also offers special APIs and tools to create and run data- and keyword-driven tests.

Support

Each license includes one year of unlimited e-mail support and updates (patch level releases, minor and major releases). After the first year, the support & updates agreement needs to be renewed.