Hey Vinoth, While AsUnit does work with Flex applications, it really shines for ActionScript-only applications because you don't need to compile on top of the Flex framework in order to execute your test harness.
You should be able to use the ActionScript 3 build of the AsUnit framework found in the following link (http://www.asunit.org/#getStarted). The following code should be placed in a file named 'SomeProjectRunner.as' and added to your class path. This class can be set up as an 'application' in Flex Builder, and compiled and run to see your test results. -------------8<-------------- package { import asunit.textui.TestRunner; public class SomeProjectRunner extends TestRunner { public function SomeProjectRunner() { // start(clazz:Class, methodName:String, showTrace:Boolean) // NOTE: sending a particular class and method name will // execute setUp(), the method and NOT tearDown. // This allows you to get visual confirmation while developing // visual entities start(AllTests, null, TestRunner.SHOW_TRACE); } } } ------------->8-------------- Usually, we create a class that sits in the root of our test directory named 'AllTests', and this is a test suite that collects all of our test cases for easier reference. If you're interested in test-driven development for ActionScript or Flex projects, you might want to check out Sprouts (http://www.projectsprouts.org). This is a tool set that should get you some example projects up and running very quickly. Even if you're not interested in the tool itself, you might benefit from seeing how the projects are structured. Another helpful tool is the XUL UI found at the AsUnit link above. This is a simple desktop GUI application that will auto-generate classes, test cases and test suites for ActionScript 2, 3 or Flex applications. Please feel free to check in on the AsUnit mailing list if you have more questions! https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/asunit-users Thanks! Luke Bayes http://www.asunit.org
