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Focusing on a part of the application

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Working with Java Applications

Step 2: Focusing on a part of the application to test

Now that you have become familiar with the Drawing area in the sample Java AWT application, we're
going to develop a test to verify that mouse events in the canvas are recorded accurately in the Event
Log.
We selected the Drawing area window as a test candidate because it contains both predefined
Abstract Windowing Toolkit controls and a custom Java object. SilkTest allows you to test both types
of controls, but before we can create our test frame, we must first identify the custom Java control in
the Drawing area window.
Continue to Step 3: Identifying custom controls in the Drawing Area window.