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[. . . ] Testing Flex Applications with MercuryQuickTestProfessional
Adobe Flex 2
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© 2007 Adobe Systems Incorporated. Testing FlexTM Applications with Mercury QuickTest ProfessionalTM If this guide is distributed with software that includes an end-user agreement, this guide, as well as the software described in it, is furnished under license and may be used or copied only in accordance with the terms of such license. Except as permitted by any such license, no part of this guide may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of Adobe Systems Incorporated. Please note that the content in this guide is protected under copyright law even if it is not distributed with software that includes an end-user license agreement. [. . . ] To have QTP run the test on an application that is currently running in an open browser window, select the Record And Run Test On Any Open Browser option. To have QTP open a browser and request a URL, select the second option, as the following example shows:
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Working with QuickTest Professional
When you play back the test, QTP opens the browser and requests the same URL. Be sure to specify an HTML file or other wrapper file type that embeds the application's SWF file. You should not request the SWF file directly.
About the testing script
QTP records the test in an object level view called the Keyword View, and a text-only view of steps called the Expert View. You can edit each view, and QTP updates the other one. For example, if you remove a step in the Expert View, QTP removes the step from the Keyword View. The same is true for adding steps or adding and removing checkpoints. The Expert View represents each step in the test as an action in VBScript. VBScript uses dotnotation to separate parent from child objects. Each line ends with an action, followed by parameters that define that action. The following example shows a mouse click in the Expert View:
Browser("Main Page"). FlexApplication("MyApp"). FlexButton("b2"). Click
The follows example shows the Expert View syntax for Flex applications:
Browser("document_title"). FlexApplication("app_name"). test_object("name"). operation [parameters]
The document_title property is defined by the <TITLE> tag in the <HEAD> block of an HTML page. For a Flex application, the default value of the <TITLE> tag in an HTML wrapper is the URL to the MXML file. If page does not have a title, QTP uses Browser. The app_name property is the same as the ID property of the SWF file embedded in the HTML page's <object> tag. The test_object is the QTP test object that the Flex control corresponds to. For example, a Button control's QTP test object is FlexButton. This object takes a name property, which is the QTP name for the object as it appears in the object repository. This name is usually based on its appearance (such as a label), and is sometimes the same as the Flex id in the Flex MXML source code.
About the testing script
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The operation property is the event dispatched by the object that QTP records. This property can take zero or more parameters. The number and type of parameters depend on the type of control that is dispatching the event. They can be a key that was held down during the operation, an index of a list entry, or the text entered in a text field. [. . . ] For more information on using the Exist statement or the Exist common property, see the QTP documentation.
Slowing global playback times
You can configure QTP to play all events slower by setting a global execution delay. This should be considered a last resort. You should first try to insert wait statements before troublesome points in the test, as described in "Adding waits to scripts" on page 25. In very large testing scripts, increasing the time it takes for each event to fire, even by a fraction of a second, can dramatically increase the total run time of the test. [. . . ]
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