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''Previous page: [[!-ColumnFixture-!][ -!!-  -!'''!- check -!'''!- — executes a method and verifies its value. -!!- 
 -!!-  -!'''!- press -!'''!- — executes a -!'''!- void -!'''!- method without testing anything. -!!- 
 -!!-  -!'''!- enter -!'''!- — executes a method and passes an argument to it. -!!-  -!!-  -!!- You can imagine an -!'''!- ActionFixture -!'''!- as an automation tool to populate UI forms and click on buttons that are connected to methods. -!

{{{
!-!-!|ActionFixture|
|start|ActionFixtureTest|
|enter|firstPart|Hello|
|enter|secondPart|World|
|press|join|
|check|together|Hello, World|
}}}
# section Fixture class
!3 !-Fixture class-!
!- An important difference between -!'''!- ActionFixture -!'''!- and all other fixtures is that you should not extend the -!'''!- ActionFixture -!'''!- class in order to use it. Instead, you should extend the -!'''!- fit.Fixture -!'''!- class directly for your fixture and then pass it on to the -!'''!- ActionFixture -!'''!- using the -!'''!- start -!'''!- command. -!

# section Java Source Code
!3 !-Java Source Code-!
{{{
package info.fitnesse.fixturegallery;

public class ActionFixtureTest extends fit.Fixture{
	private String first, second, both;
	public void firstPart(String s){
		first=s;
	}
	public void  secondPart(String s){
		second=s;
	}
	public void join(){
		both=first+ ", "+second;
	}
	public String together(){
		return both;
	}
}
}}}
# section .NET Source Code
!3 !-.NET Source Code-!
{{{
using System;

namespace info.fitnesse.fixturegallery
{
	public class ActionFixtureTest: fit.Fixture
	 {
		public String firstPart, secondPart, together;
		public void join()
		{
			together=firstPart+ ", "+secondPart;
		}
	}
}
}}}
# section Python Source Code
!3 !-Python Source Code-!
{{{

from fit.Fixture import Fixture

class ActionFixtureTest(Fixture):
    _typeDict = {}

    def __init__(self):
        Fixture.__init__(self)
        self.__first  = ""    #< Private attributes (Python convention).
        self.__second = ""
        self.__both   = ""

    # JAVA: void firstPart(String s)
    _typeDict["firstPart"] = "String"
    def firstPart(self, s):
        self.__first = s

    # JAVA: void  secondPart(String s)
    _typeDict["secondPart"] = "String"
    def secondPart(self, s):
        self.__second = s

    # JAVA: void join()
    _typeDict["join"] = "Default"      #< AUTO-DETECT: None = void
    def join(self):
        self.__both = "%s, %s" % (self.__first, self.__second)

    # JAVA: String together()
    _typeDict["together"] = "String"
    def together(self):
        return self.__both

}}}
# section Notes
!3 !-Notes-!
!- In the Java version, -!'''!- ActionFixture -!'''!- only works on methods. in the .NET version, -!'''!- enter -!'''!- and -!'''!- check -!'''!- can get and set fields and properties as well. -!

# section Usage
!3 !-Usage-!
!-You can use the -!'''!- ActionFixture -!'''!- to describe UI-style verifications.-!

!- In general, -!'''!- ActionFixture -!'''!- has been replaced by -!'''!- DoFixture -!'''!- (see -![[!-DoFixture-!][