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Automated GUI Testing for Java Applications
Tackle automated GUI testing for your Java applications with Squish. It features dedicated support for AWT, SWT, RCP, Swing and JavaFX applications incl. support for embedded Webkit content.
Benefit from cross-platform and cross-device support, easy test case recording, powerful scripting, full BDD integration, remote- and multi-application testing, automation via CI and ALM systems and more.
Squish for Java applications
Squish can be used as your automated GUI testing tool for all kinds of Java applications on Windows, Linux, Unix and Mac OS X platforms. Squish features automated GUI testing of applications based on Java Swing/AWT, SWT/Eclipse RCP or JavaFX including support for embedded Web content. Scripts created on one platform work without modification on all other supported platforms.
Squish includes dedicated support for:
- Testing applications based on Java Swing/AWT, SWT/Eclipse RCP or JavaFX
- Testing Java Web Start (JNLP) applications
- Testing WebSwing applications
- Testing Java applets
- Windows only: Testing embedded native Windows controls
- Standard Swing/AWT/SWT/RCP/JavaFX controls
- Complex Swing/AWT/SWT/RCP/JavaFX controls (Item views, menus, tabs, etc.)
- GEF controls
- Custom controls derived from Swing/AWT/SWT/RCP controls
- Extension plugin mechanism to add dedicated support for complex custom controls
- Script access to the complete Java APIs
- Access to all standard and complex objects and object properties
- Remote testing of applications and testing multiple applications from a single test script
Squish for other applications
The beauty of Squish is that it is compatible with a wide range of browsers, operating systems, and platforms.
Beyond Java applications, it can also be used to automate Qt, native Windows, Web and HTML5, Android and iOS, macOS, and Tk applications. It also supports all applications running on desktop, mobile, or embedded devices capable of running a VNC server.
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Resources & News
American Power Conversion Corp. uses Squish for Java
Learn how APC is using Squish to test their InfraStruXure® product. InfraStruXure’s user interface is built using Java Swing, AWT, RCP, and SWT, and runs on Linux and Windows.
Squish for Java
Getting Started Guide
Our Getting Started Guide is here to help you learn the basics of Squish and how you can use it to improve the testing processes in your organization.
