Java Code Examples for org.eclipse.swtbot.eclipse.finder.SWTWorkbenchBot#button()

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Example 1
Source File: SwtBotSdkActions.java    From gwt-eclipse-plugin with Eclipse Public License 1.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
private static void setupSdk(final SWTWorkbenchBot bot, String treeItemText,
    String sdkDirEnvVariableName, String sdkDisplayName) {
  SwtBotWorkbenchActions.openPreferencesDialog(bot);

  SWTBotTreeItem prefGwtTreeItem =
      SwtBotTreeActions.getUniqueTreeItem(bot, bot.tree(),
          SwtBotProjectActions.GWT_MENU_LABELS, "GWT Settings").expand();
  SwtBotTreeActions.selectTreeItem(bot, prefGwtTreeItem, treeItemText);

  SwtBotUtils.clickButtonAndWaitForWindowChange(bot, bot.button("Add..."));

  // Remove, use the included sdks
  bot.textWithLabel("Installation directory:").setText(System.getenv(sdkDirEnvVariableName));
  bot.textWithLabel("Display name:").setText(sdkDisplayName);

  SWTBotButton okButton = bot.button("OK");
  if (okButton.isEnabled()) {
    // Close add SDK dialog
    SwtBotUtils.clickButtonAndWaitForWindowChange(bot, okButton);
  } else {
    // Already setup, in the case of running multiple tests together
    SwtBotUtils.clickButtonAndWaitForWindowChange(bot, bot.button("Cancel"));
  }

  // Close Preferences dialog
  SwtBotUtils.clickButtonAndWaitForWindowChange(bot, bot.button("OK"));
}