Yasser wrote:
> - Can I use this framework for UI operations without having access to
> the app source code?

Doubtful. I think you have to be signed with the same digital signature,
for example, for security reasons.

> - So it means there is no way in Android for querying controls and
> then performing actions on them?

Use the instrumentation framework. You can access all your activity's
widgets, in part because you are handed the Activity object itself.
Whatever you can do through the widget API, you can do in a test case.

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