1. The unit runner that is required is SWTBotJunit4ClassRunner, which is set up with an annotation @RunWith(SWTBotJunit4ClassRunner.class).

2. Views are set up by driving the menu to perform the equivalent of Window | Show View | Other… and driving the value of the dialog.

3. To get the text value of a dialog, use textWithLabel to find the text field next to the associated label, and then get or set the text from that.

4. A Matcher is used to encode a specific condition, such as a view or window with a particular title. It can be handed over to the SWTBot runner to execute in the UI thread and return a value when it is done.

5. To get values from the UI, use a StringResult (or other equivalent types) and pass that into the syncExec method of UIThreadRunnable. It will execute the code, return the value, and then pass that to the calling thread.

6. Use the bot's waitUntil or waitWhile methods, which block execution of the test until a certain condition occurs.