did you figure out how to avoid this exception? On Sunday, 15 July 2012 17:18:10 UTC+5:30, Alex Stockinger wrote: > > Hi all, > > I am having serious trouble JUnit testing an Activity that uses the API > Level 11+ Drag&Drop Framework. > > I am using TouchUtils.dragViewTo() to emulate a drag that in turn causes > the Activity under test to start a drag using the API Level 11+ call > View.startDrag() > > The test aborts with a security exception that states that INJECT_EVENTS > permission is required. The log entry before the exception also gives a > hint as to why this happend: > 07-15 13:38:38.121: W/InputDispatcher(204): Permission denied: injecting > event from pid 4064 uid 10061 to window drag owned by uid 1000 > > I also tried sending the events directly (using Instrumentation) instead > of using TouchUtils. It turns out the exception is thrown on the first MOVE > type motion event - the DOWN before the move works successfully. > > This brings me to an assumption: Does the new Drag&Drop framework somehow > use a window above the current activity to perform the drag action? Is this > window owned by another process than the currently running one? This would > at least explain why my tests are failing... > > Is there a way to fix this and have my tests work properly under these > circumstances? Or am I missing something obvious here? > > Thanks in advance for your help, > Alex >
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