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Jellytools Documentation

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This page contains link to documentation of Jellytools library. General and the most recent documents can be found at NetBeans Dev section. Other documents which differ version to version are located in separate sections.

Version for NetBeans Dev

FAQ - frequently asked questions
On-line Javadoc - API documentation
Writing Jelly Tests Guide - step by step tutorial how to write tests using Jelly
Writing Jelly Operators Guide - detailed description how to write own module-specific operators
IDEValidation - example of overall suite which uses Jellytools
Build instructions - how to build jellytools
Versioning - how to find out Jellytools version
Debugging - how to debug tests in IDE
GUI Test Stability Guidelines - how to improve automated GUI tests stability
Component Name in Tests - how to identify components by its name

Version for NetBeans 4.1

Writing Jelly Tests Guide - step by step tutorial how to write tests using Jelly
IDEValidation - example of overall suite which uses Jellytools

Version for NetBeans 4.0

Writing Jelly Tests Guide - step by step tutorial how to write tests using Jelly
IDEValidation - example of overall suite which uses Jellytools

Version for NetBeans 3.6

FAQ - frequently asked questions
Writing Jelly Tests Guide - step by step tutorial how to write tests using Jelly
Writing Jelly Operators Guide - detailed description how to write own module-specific operators
IDEValidation - example of overall suite which uses Jellytools
New window system - migration guide to update your tests
Debugging - how to debug tests in IDE
Tests I18N Guide - how to internationalize QA test cases
GUI tests for XTest - how to write test cases for XTest framework
Jemmy & Jelly2 Presentation: slides (in StarOffice 6.0 format) and demos (zip).

Documentation for previous Jellytools version

Previous version of Jellytools is not compatible with current version 2 and it is not compatible with NetBeans version based on new Windows system Version following NetBeans 3.5.x. This Jellytools version is not maintained against latest IDE development and we strongly recommend everybody who is still using it to move to version 2.