FEATURES: additional functionality, GUI updates, fine-tuning
- Java API
The TestSmith Java API (TSJAPI) provides the TestSmith user with the power
of a real programming language.
See TestSmith Java API for more information.
- Java Recording
Scripts can be recorded as Java source code files, to support the
use of TSJAPI applications. See the
Language option in
Recording Options for more information.
- PlaySmith
PlaySmith is a simple command line program that can run a single TestSmith
script, and display the report in a specified browser.
See PlaySmith for more information.
- Auto-matching of Windows Afx classes
See the Always Attempt Afx Class Matching
option in Playback Options for more information.
- File Dialog Memory
The File Dialog boxes for opening scripts, reports and data files now
remember the last location for each specific file type.
- New x Command
xSetDataIndex
update: xSetDataIndex was renamed to setDataIndex in v1.0.0
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CHANGES: redesign of existing functionality
- Improved Options Dialog Boxes
TestSmith advanced options, previously contained in the testsmith.settings file
have been added to the Playback Options dialog and
Recording Options dialog, as appropriate. The
'Edit Advanced Options' and 'Reload Advanced Options' menu items have been
removed from the 'Tools' menu.
The testsmith.settings file is now used
only by PlaySmith and TSJAPI.
- Frame Position Remembered
When TestSmith is closed the position of the main window is always remembered
and used again when Testsmith is reopened.
(This was previously an option in the testsmith.settings file.)
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BUG FIXES: the following bugs have been resolved
[ late fixes here ]
No new bugs reported since beta-4
LATE BUG FIXES: added to beta-5 (03-11-08)
- TestSmith User Guide file is missing
The 'Summary of Features' help file is missing from the User Guide.
This bug is only present in beta-5 (03-10-08 & 03-10-10)
Status: Fixed
- Java Swing Applications are not recorded
Java Swing applications that consist of a single 'painted' window
with no native Windows object are not recognized by TestSmith.
Status: Fixed
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