问题
I have a Flex Application that needs to be tested and our QA department is really adament on using some form of automated-testing tools like HP's QuickTest Pro (QTP). However, QTP requires that you write some custom code if you wish to automate some home-made components... Unfortunately, we have some 3rd-party components which we do not have the source code so we can't really the custom code without having the 3rd-party component's source code.
Is there any existing framework and/or tools that would allow me to automate testing without having to write custom code that could be used by a non-programmer (i.e. A QA guy which has no idea what a pointer is)
I've taken a quick-look at Flex-Monkey (A free open-source software) which seems to be a promising project, but it's still in it's infancy and I need something soon (i.e. Yesterday)
Any ideas?
回答1:
I've just released a new version of the SeleniumFlex API, bringing it up to 0.2.5.
This fixes release a lot of major issue and probably makes the API the best free alternative for Flex test automation. You can get it on sourceforge here: Selenium-Flex API
EDIT Update:
The project has moved to Google Code: http://code.google.com/p/sfapi/
回答2:
Unfortunately, Flex/Flash automation just isn't very strong right now. QTP has a monopoly on the only "official" solution. Adobe needs to do more here :(
However, one automation tool is pretty interesting and completely sidesteps the traditional API mode of automation. Check out Eggplant, which uses graphical bitmaps to determine how/where/when to click on visual elements. This means your "scripts" are now text + bitmaps, but it also means it can test almost anything.
For full disclosure, I'm one of the Selenium Remote Control founders and have done a lot of work with Selenium and Flash automation in the past.
回答3:
AFAIK the following tools currently support Flex GUI automation (alphabetical order):
- QuickTest Professional
- Ranorex
- Rational Functional Tester
- RIATest
- Selenium
- SilkTest
- TestComplete
ANY of the above will require you to "instrument" custom components to support full automation. However depending on how "custom" your components are you may find that you may not need to do anything, they will just be represented by their base classes. All built-in Flex components are already "instrumented".
Disclosure: I am a RIATest team member and am naturally biased to believe this is the best tool if you need Flex-only automation. It is the only tool that is focused on providing the best possible automation for Flex.
回答4:
(coming in really late in the game)
Another option now is Borland's SilkTest. They've recently added support for Flex and it seems to work pretty well.
My company tried a couple other options, including RIATest; but ended up using SilkTest because our QA dept. was already trained on it.
回答5:
- Take a look at Flex samples: Automation API sample applications
- Selenium has a Flex plugin
- RIATest looks promising as well
Haven't tried any of them personally. Just some googling.
回答6:
I know this post is a bit late in the game (almost a month), but if you haven't done so, check out FlexMonkey. I'm currently investigating Flex automation at work, and this is the most promising Flex test suite I've come across.
Note: Selenium Flex is only compatible with Selenium running on FireFox 2.x. It's not compatible with the latest beta which runs on FF 3. Because of this, I found it to be an inadequate solution.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/521729/automating-qa-on-flex-application