Friday, December 05, 2008

Announce: Linux Desktop Testing Project 1.4.0 released

After 3 months of work from LDTP 1.3.0 release, we are pleased to announce LDTP 1.4.0. Special thanks to Guofu Xu of Access Company (Palm Source).

Major things about this release:

* New API's required for VMware Workstation automation, thanks to Arvind Patil, Anupa Kamath
* Performance enhancement patches, thanks to Guofu Xu
* LDTP editor now supports configuration file for settings, thanks to Shreyank Gupta
* LDTP is now packaged for Fedora 10, thanks to Debarshi Ray

Thanks to Ara Pulido and Marc Tardif of Ubuntu for reportings bugs in LDTP.

More news to follow ;-)

6 Comments:

At Saturday, December 6, 2008 at 1:30:00 PM PST, Blogger Pablo Santos said...

Hi!

I think I've probably asked this question already, but I'm very interested in testing Mono WinForms apps with LDTP.

Is it already possible?

We're creating a new testsuite (we already have one based on TestComplete) with White + PNUnit:
http://www.plasticscm.com/demos/whitetestingplastic/whitetestingplastic.html

and it would be great to have something with LDTP

 
At Saturday, December 6, 2008 at 3:16:00 PM PST, Blogger Nagappan said...

Hi Pablo,

Yes, you can do it !!! and it will be nice to see this live :) Please feel free to ping me, what ever questions you have regarding LDTP.

Thanks
Nagappan

 
At Monday, December 8, 2008 at 2:58:00 AM PST, Blogger Pablo Santos said...

Hi Nagappan,

Yes, I'd like to contact you directly to talk about it. I'd need some guidance to start writing LDTP code for WinForms/Mono.

I'll email you to your account (as displayed on the mono list)

 
At Monday, February 9, 2009 at 9:26:00 PM PST, Blogger susan said...

Hi Nogappan,
I try use LDTP test a software keybroad in Fedora.
After launch the keybroad,it will minimize as system tray icon.

Now I have 3 question about maximize it:
1.I use getapplist() can get the software info as "u'florence"
What is name about system tray in LDTP? 'frmDesktop'?

2.What is Appmap name about system tray icon? "ico"?
3.How to maximize the application?

thank you very much.
Susan

 
At Monday, February 9, 2009 at 9:38:00 PM PST, Blogger Nagappan said...

Susan,

System tray is available under gnome-panel application. You can use accerciser for now to navigate to the tray icon. Some tray icons are embedded-component. I verified them long back in openSUSE. I will be happy to try it. Can you please provide me the application info ?

Thanks

 
At Tuesday, February 10, 2009 at 5:26:00 PM PST, Blogger susan said...

Hi Nagappan ,
I have sent rpm of the application to you.
thank you for your help.
Susan Xi

 

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