The app under test is a simple demo of several Flex widgets. The acceptance tests aim to verify that interacting with the widgets produces the desired results on the page. Each test automatically interacts with a widget and checks the result with a JUnit assertion.
The tests are written in Java as JUnit tests and use Selenium - Selenium RC and SeleniumFlexAPI - as described in my earlier blog on Flex acceptance testing. The source code for the tests and the demo app is available for download from the SeleniumFlexAPI project at SourceForge.
Here is a link to the Subversion repository tests/ directory containing the SelFlexDemoApp and SelFlexDemoTest directories.
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Hi guys,
this is really well done, I look to the code and I saw that the code in the net.sourceforge.call package is not part of SeleniumFlex-API 2.5, will it be included in the new version? Moreover do you know what is the status of the project? after the challenging roadmap challenging roadmap published nothing has happened and I'm worried that the project is not yet ready for a "real world project" :) what is your experience about that.
Sorry if I ask you all this questions but I'm really interested to the good job that you are doing.
Hey
I just got this http://www.flexicious.com/Home/Demo
How is this different from the ELFGRID????
Thanks for original post. At http://www.picktorrent.com I found useful info and I used TestNG because it can be easier configured in a Selenium environment (when it started to become more complicated with several browsers, plattforms, test suites, test groups …)
