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Cell in a TreeTable doesn't become editable when click on it by our UI testing tool. What we exactly do: - find TreeTable instance - send following events to the instance - MOUSE_ENTERED - MOUSE_PRESSED - MOUSE_RELEASED - MOUSE_CLICKED - after that cell is selected but not editable The difference from the real mouse input is that MOUSE_CLICKED event is consumed by TreeTableView. When I didn't send MOUSE_CLICKED by our tool, it worked. So, I think the problem is in TreeTable class. There should not be called processMouseEvente) in method mouseClicked().
Jirka found some workaround for issue 24519. Lowering priority.
To reproduce: - run following by internal executor (mount nb_all/jemmy/src before) String label = "Import Management Tool"; JDialogOperator dialog = new JDialogOperator(label); JTableOperator table = new JTableOperator(dialog); table.clickOnCell(2, 3); - open an import management tool dialog for a class with unresolved identifiers - it will click on third row and fourth column but it doesn't become editable
Thanks for reproducing example. Fixed in trunk.
Verified in 200206190100.