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Bug 338555

Summary:

Alternative code for "widget is disposed" with sub-menus on tree item click

Product:

[Technology] SWTBot

Reporter:

Mariot Chauvin <mariot.chauvin>

Component:

SWTBot

Assignee:

Patrick Tasse <patrick.tasse>

Status:

RESOLVED FIXED

QA Contact:

Severity:

enhancement

Priority:

CC:

itac, patrick.tasse, shabs.shetty, steffen.felbinger

Version:

2.0.2

Target Milestone:

2.4.0

Hardware:

OS:

Linux

Whiteboard:

Bug Depends on:

479091

Bug Blocks:

Attachments:

Description	Flags
Util class main entry	none
a ContextMenu kind of widget	none
a ContextMenu finder which find the first entry	none
a ContextMenu kind of widget	none
improved context menu class	none

Description Mariot Chauvin

2011-03-01 11:23:14 EST

Comment 1 Mariot Chauvin

2011-03-01 11:23:42 EST

Created attachment 190054 [details]
Util class main entry

Comment 2 Mariot Chauvin

2011-03-01 11:24:57 EST

Created attachment 190055 [details]
a ContextMenu kind of widget

Comment 3 Mariot Chauvin

2011-03-01 11:25:34 EST

Created attachment 190056 [details]
a ContextMenu finder which find the first entry

Comment 4 Mariot Chauvin

2011-03-01 11:28:30 EST

Here are some code I want to share.
The code allows one to click on a Tree item context menu, and avoid the common "widget is disposed" error.

Code license is EPL.

Comment 5 Mariot Chauvin

2011-03-21 01:42:56 EDT

Created attachment 191593 [details]
a ContextMenu kind of widget

Comment 6 Justin Bangerter

2011-09-27 10:05:04 EDT

Created attachment 204081 [details]
improved context menu class

I ran into a problem with the previous SWTBotContextMenu.  The context menu was not always found when invoked on TreeItems.  I added a "showContextMenu" that invokes treeItme.contextMenu(String) if this context menu belongs to a treeItem.  This executes the private methods within TreeItem that help to ensure the menu's availability.  The SWTException thrown by this invocation is ignored (because the whole point of this code is to get around it).

Comment 7 Mariot Chauvin

2011-09-28 08:45:22 EDT

(In reply to comment #6)
> Created attachment 204081 [details]
> improved context menu class
> 
> I ran into a problem with the previous SWTBotContextMenu.  The context menu was
> not always found when invoked on TreeItems.  I added a "showContextMenu" that
> invokes treeItme.contextMenu(String) if this context menu belongs to a
> treeItem.  This executes the private methods within TreeItem that help to
> ensure the menu's availability.  The SWTException thrown by this invocation is
> ignored (because the whole point of this code is to get around it).

Thanks Justin !

Comment 8 Shabari shetty

2012-12-26 18:35:52 EST

Can someone please tell me how to use these classes to cick on th subMeu of the context menu.

For ex : I right click on a Java Class and say Run As->Then select Run on Server.

Here Java class is a treeI item and Run As is a context menu on this. Run As has two sub menus Run on Server and Run COnfigurations. I want to click Run on Server. Can someone please help me with it asap

Comment 9 Shabari shetty

2012-12-26 18:49:18 EST

Can someone please tell me how to use these classes to cick on th subMeu of the context menu.

For ex : I right click on a Java Class and say Run As->Then select Run on Server.

Here Java class is a treeI item and Run As is a context menu on this. Run As has two sub menus Run on Server and Run COnfigurations. I want to click Run on Server. Can someone please help me with it asap

Comment 10 Patrick Tasse

2015-10-22 12:48:35 EDT

Fixed by bug 479091.