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Javafx application - Robot action unable to perform on login screen - Stuck at Launch need to move on testcase loginlogout call when calling from main.

I would like to run login logout testcase on javafx application. I have run the main method. I am able to launch the application. And then how to reach to the testcase call.

NOTE: If I run this through Junit this is working fine. But the requirement is to run via Main.

Here is a snippet of what a test looks like for TestFX, pulled directly from their GitHub README:

So I added the below fx-css to a list-cell.

I am trying to create a screen that consists entirely of a TabPane that fills the screen and that the content of the tab fills the tab. Here is what I have so far which creates a tab that fills the screen but when I add content to the tab nothing I have tried other than calculating and setting the width/height will work. I can write the code to do that but it is my firm belief that should be completely unnecessary as the whole point of a layout manager is to well calculate the layout according to a set of rules...

JavaFX Application:

I'm instantiating the service class inside the controller class, and the log method of the service is been used in the controller.

In spec file, I'm adding spy on the log method but the spy is not been called.

Here is my code

test.service.ts

I'm wondering how I'm supposed to be testing contents of certain scenes in JavaFXML when using TestFX. Examples include these links: https://github.com/TestFX/TestFX/blob/master/subprojects/testfx-junit5/src/test/java/org/testfx/framework/junit5/ApplicationRuleTest.java

https://medium.com/@mglover/java-fx-testing-with-testfx-c3858b571320

The first link constructs the scene within the test class, and the latter uses a pre-defined scene stored in its own class. How am I supposed to do something similar to this when using JavaFXML instead of JavaFX where the scenes' structures are defined in an fxml file instead of java code?

Here is an MCVE:

main.groovy:

Over the past few days I've been tearing what's left of my hair out trying to get to the Holy Grail: Gradle + Java 11 + JavaFX + writing all my app and testing code in Groovy, not Java.

One of several problems is that Groovy 2 (even Groovy 3) can't yet cope with Java 9+ modules, which rules one clever solution out.

But I have managed to get a Gradle project together which not only does virtually everything successfully, including the "run" task (from the "application" plugin), and runs tests using TestFX! This is indeed using Java 11, Groovy 2.5.9, JavaFX 13, etc.

It will even execute the task "installdist" (when included in build.gradle). That produces an executable with a "lib" directory full of all the jars you need to run independently (like task "assemble", only not compressed).

The trouble is, when I execute that executable I get the by now classic "Error: JavaFX runtime components are missing, and are required to run this application". Still confused why that happens, as the directory [project dir]/build/install/GradleExp/lib does indeed contain no fewer than 7 JavaFX .jars.

I think I've exhausted what I can do trying to configure Gradle conventionally: given that I'm using Groovy for app and testing code I don't think it's possible to configure the Gradle project to get "installdist" to produce a ready-to-run JavaFX-enabled executable. But... is there something I can do after having produced this, like some command I could run that would somehow bring in the JavaFX files and link them in? Even if this involves linking inelegantly to some JavaFX jar file(s) or locations?

Or maybe I could use the executable sh script file generated by the "build" task under .../build/scripts ? This ropes in the above-mentioned 7 JavaFX .jar files at the start when defining the CLASSPATH:

I have been writing a small application in Java using Spring Boot with a JavaFX front end.

I'm having trouble working out how to test part of one of the controllers. Specifically, the controller includes some event handling for when the 'confirm' or 'cancel' button is pressed. Pressing confirm should cause the selected item to be deleted from the database and the tableview. Pressing either button should cause the current window to close.