Instrumentation Framework (part of SDK) but
that's more for API or Unit testing not for functional testing.
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eclipse install with all the android, svn, jUnit stuff or whatever you like
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On Mon, Jul 6, 2009 at 6:37 PM, Yasser yassersiddi...@gmail.com wrote:
I need to interact with my Android application through its GUI in
order to test
Thanks Mark.
I will look more into the instrumentation framework.
Questions:
- Can I use this framework for UI operations without having access to
the app source code?
- So it means there is no way in Android for querying controls and
then performing actions on them?
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On Jul 7, 3
Hi,
I want to launch/start an already installed application like
Calculator on Android and then send some keystrokes to it.
Is there a way to programatically launch an app without having access
to its code?
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To know the intent for an activity in order to launch it, do I need to
have access to the app source code?
On Jul 10, 1:23 pm, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
Yasser wrote:
I want to launch/start an already installed application like
Calculator on Android and then send some
Thanks a lot Mark, that clarified my doubts.
On Jul 10, 4:05 pm, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
Yasser wrote:
To know the intent for an activity in order to launch it, do I need to
have access to the app source code?
Ideally, you have documentation telling you hey
For getLaunchIntentForPackage(), it says it is undefined for type
PackageManager and hence code cannot compile?
i can see the other methods when I put . after getPackageManager()
except this one.
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Hi,
I am using assert methods of JUnit's Assert class on passing/failing
of a test case.
How can I log these messages in a file on the desktop so that I can
parse them to know the test results?
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I am getting log messages by logcat command but when I try to use adb
logcat -f filename, it gives could't open output file: read-only
file system error.
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I can't find the resultinglogfile, where does it get created?
On Jul 13, 1:55 pm
Thanks Brett, that helped..
The log messages I write in the test code are not included in the
output using -r option? to get those i need to run logcat.
Also is there a mechanism to send messages from the emulator to
desktop?
-Yasser
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Is there is any way to send a message from device/emulator to the
desktop. Any API available in Android for this?
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activity, I can
launch that but on clicking the search button nothing happens because
that's a different activity.
So I cannot verify the results, How to test such an integration?
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But when I run the app, the instrumentation is not launched, how to
turn it on?
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().isFinishing())
Thread.sleep(100);
As a result my test code and the application under test are not in
sync.
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I want to unlock the emulator screen before running the tests,
otherwise they are stuck till i manually clcik on menu to unlock the
screen.
tried this but it doesn't do anything.
sendKeys(KeyEvent.KEYCODE_HOME);
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an app for a normal user, like copying it
to SD card and then selecting it to install?
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, that is an app calls AppsInstaller in the Android Market. It can
do the job you want.
I have written some instructions about this issue in my blog.
http://www.itblogs.info/index.php/2009/07/23/install-android-apps-fro...
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Hi,
Using the sendKeys() function I am able to send small letters like
sendKeys(A B C).
How to send capital letters? I didn't find any key event for them in
KeyEvent class.
Is there any separate event that I have to send prior to sending a
letter, in order to make it uppercase?
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Using the sendKeys() function I am able to send small letters like
sendKeys(A B C).
How to send capital letters? I didn't find any key event for them in
KeyEvent class.
Is there any separate event that I have
the activities that have been started.
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if I can feed audio into the mike it
will solve my purpose.
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Thanks Natalya.
I think these are basically for playing audio in the emulator.
My task is to feed audio into the microphone just like a person would
normally speak into it.
On Sep 14, 9:53 pm, Natalya Dobry natalyado...@gmail.com wrote:
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Hi,
Currently in our app, the unit tests
(ActivityInstrumentationTestCase2) and the app code both share the
same AndroidManifest.xml.
Is it possible to have a separate manifest file which the tests can
use i.e. having 2 manifest files in a package?
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seem to work.
Since I am testing speech simulation in my app, I need the file to
play at the maximum volume always. Or Is there another way I can set
the media volume to max programatically?
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english characters and I have to select chinese from the suggestions.
Is there a way to simply type chinese like sendKeys() works for
english?
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