Hi
Monkey Runner tool is built on monkey tool.
Monkey internally consists of a server, which can be started using its
command --port, which is not being used very often.
Monkey Runner tool which runs at host[PC], [which is basically a
jython script], starts the monkey server at some port and
You can send keystrokes and touch events with the MonkeyRunner API.
It's available in AOSP and Android 2.3, and documented in Android 2.3.
On Feb 1, 9:51 pm, Bharathi raja bharathiraja.andr...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi,
Can you please tell me it required any module\lib files to write python
script
Hi,
Can you please tell me it required any module\lib files to write python
script to do keystrokes and touch event.
if so, from where i will get those module files
On Mon, Jan 31, 2011 at 10:45 PM, A. Elk lancaster.dambust...@gmail.comwrote:
You might use Monkey to test that your app handles
Hi Alk,
Thanks a lot for the reply.
I had a look at Robotium. It seems it will solve my purpose.
But I am still not clear on whats the difference between Monkey ad
Monkey runner. Can u please give a simple scenario explaining thier
main purpose and difference between each other?
I would be
You might use Monkey to test that your app handles only certain
keystrokes, handles only keystrokes sent in a certain order, and
doesn't crash if it gets anything else. For touch events, you could
use it to test that random touches or gestures don't do something
unexpected in your application. As
I don't think that Monkey will give you the type of UI testing you
want. It's mostly used to generate input while you test other things.
MonkeyRunner can do functional testing, but a better use for it is to
run suites of system tests and then collect the results. Remember,
too, that MonkeyRunner
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