JListFixture and JListItemFixture assume Jlist's contain Strings. That's wrong. That contain Objects.

_Issue by **[Steve Buroff](http://jira.codehaus.org/secure/ViewProfile.jspa?name=hermit69)** from Tue, 15 Dec 2009 07:30:20 -0600_
_Originally opened as http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/FEST-276_

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A JList can contain any kind of Object, not just a string. The default ListCellRenderer

will display the value returned by the object's toString() value. However, the list's

contents are still objects. In addition, by writing one's own ListCellRenderer you

can display the objects without using their toString(). Fest really needs to

support this. If it already does in some way please let me know.

I think I am probably not the only developer who puts Objexts in a JList and displays

them with a custom ListCellRenderer. For me this is a show

stopper since the application I'm testing has several lists like that.

One other question. Should JListFixture have a way to add an element to the JList?

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Comienza localizando JListFixture y JListItemFixture e inspecciona dónde asumen que el contenido de las listas son Strings. Revisa las pruebas existentes para estos fixtures y, después, verifica la compatibilidad con JLists que contengan Objects arbitrarios y con ListCellRenderers personalizados; el issue también plantea si debería admitirse añadir un elemento.

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