AFAIK, there are two tools that you can currently use for Flex GUI testing: Mercury QTP and TestComplete (which is not using mx.automation and thus is of limited use).
You might also want to have a look at the upcoming GUI testing tool specifically designed for Flex at http://riatest.com Disclosure: I am a RIATest developer. --- In [email protected], "Neil Curzon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi all. > > I've been trying to add some automated functional testing to our flex app. > > I found FunFX, a functional test framework for flex built in ruby. This > page (http://peternic.blogspot.com/2007/11/funfx-getting-started.html) > directed me to install the automation package, which claims that you can use > it with LCDS or Express LCDS. However, it demands a license key to install, > and the Express version of LCDS seems to just install by not entering a > key. (ie if you have only Express LCDS, it seems you can't actually install > the automation package). Any suggestions? We are in the process of > upgrading to Flex 3, but in the short term this isn't an option. > > I'm curious as to what other people are using for functional testing their > Flex apps. Some searching reveals that Selenium can be extended fairly > easily for Flex testing, and google indicates that several people have > in-house Selenium extensions, but none of these appear to have been > contributed back yet. I'm partway through a proof of concept for selenium > testing (I have JavaScript finding buttons in my Flex app), but this FunFX > seems to have a lot of work done that I'd have to repeat. > > Any pointers would be appreciated! > > Thanks > > Neil >
