https://sourceforge.net/p/swtbot/bugs/2008-09-18T14:06:07ZRecent changes to bugs2008-09-18T14:06:07Z2008-09-18T14:06:07ZTinh Truonghttps://sourceforge.net/u/tinh911/https://sourceforge.netdc7bf870b8ce1a23e3d008f01b92d111d8a88b17

<div class="markdown_content"><p>At the moment, when I run a test case with SWTBot, I've encountered a SecurityException about the signing information. I replaced the commons-collections bundled with SWTBot 1.2.0 with the one from Apache (version 3.2.1), everything run fine.</p></div>

2007-02-09T06:10:29Z2007-02-09T06:10:29ZAnonymoushttps://sourceforge.net/u/userid-None/https://sourceforge.net30a05218683021d8daff66dcbf94be2230f72dc5

<div class="markdown_content"><p>DefaultChildrenResolver is initialized via a constructor. It would be nice if it could be initialized via a properties file.</p></div>

2007-02-08T11:35:04Z2007-02-08T11:35:04ZKetan Padegaonkarhttps://sourceforge.net/u/kpadegaonkar/https://sourceforge.netf423ea06487c4b4f067d85e74e834ffd2f02b520

<div class="markdown_content"><p>String widgetClassName = someWidget.getClass().getName();<br /> Resolver resolver = ResolverPool.resolverFor(someWidget);</p> <p>ResolverPool.resolverFor(Object someObject){</p> <p>String className = someObject.getClass().getName();</p> <p>if(className == Object/Widget/Item)<br /> return new DefaultResolverThatPrintsAnErrorMessageAndObjectHierarchy();</p> <p>Resolver resolver = resolverMap.get(className);</p> <p>if(resolver == null)<br /> return resolverFor(someObject.getClass().getParent());<br /> }</p> <p>If you stick to the lowest level class first, then you'd hit the<br /> TabFolderResolver rather than the CompositeResolver.</p></div>