I have used AutoIT3 to test a complex PowerBuilder application on
Windows, created a simple framework helping me doing that: rFormUnit.
I could use Ruby syntax and page objects, such as
in test case
main_window.click_login
in main_window.rb
def click_login
# defined in constructor, @win = RFormUnit::Window.new('MyApp')
@win.click_button('127') # control id, can use AutoIT3 Window
Info tool to identify
end
Some notes here
* it is a lot hard to write tests than web apps
* AutoIT3 might have difficulty to identify controls in .NET
applications
* it is a NOT cross-platform
If you interested,
1. download and install AutoIT3 (http://www.autoitscript.com/
autoit3/)
2. download and install iTest (http://itest2.com/download)
3. Open project C:\Program Files\iTest2\samples\form_calculator
\calculator.tpr, run it you shall see the ruby test scripts driving
Window's calculator.
Zhimin
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