Understanding Abstract Classes and Interfaces - Java Programming: Comprehensive Concepts and Techniques - page 668

Table 10-3 Data Entry, Actions, and Results for Testing PasswordException Class , continued

USER PASSWORD ACTION RESULT DISPLAYS RESPONSE

user02 user02 Click Log on Invalid password; Password is invalid Click OK button

button not in list This password does

not match a value
in the password
history. Number of
invalid attempts: 1
(Figure 10-1h)

user02 administrator Click Log on Invalid password; Password is invalid Click OK button

button no numeric digit — must have at

least one numeric
digit This password
is not formatted
properly. Number
of invalid attempts:
2 (Figure 10-1i)

user03 user Click Log on Invalid password; Password Click OK button

button less than < minimum size

minimum size This password is

not formatted
properly.
(Figure 10-1j)

user03 user123456789012 Click Log on Invalid password; Password > Click OK button

button greater than maximum size This

maximum size password is not

formatted properly.
(Figure 10-1k)

Print the Source Code

After testing the application to verify the Password class uses the
PasswordException class and subclasses appropriately, all source code for the mod-
ified Password class and the PasswordException class and subclasses — as well as
the Activator interface, LogonFrame, StockFrame, and StockListDemo classes —
should be printed. The following steps print the source code for all programs.

To Print Source Code

1. In the TextPad window, click the Print button on the Standard toolbar.
The StockListDemo source code is printed.
2. Click Activator.java in the Selector Window to display the Activator
interface source code.
The Activator source code is displayed in the coding window.
3. Click the Print button on the Standard toolbar.
The Activator source code is printed.
4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 for each Java source code file in the Selector
Window.

OTHER WAYS

1. Press CTRL + P
2. Press ALT + F , P