Java JUnit4

To export a code to Junit, you need to:

1. Get the test code in Java language

2. Integrate Silk Mobile and Junit

Following is a step-by-step description of how to do it.

Step 1: Export test code in Java (Junit):

Step 2: Once created a script, select ‘Code’ tab in the main window

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Step 3: Then choose “Java (junit4)”.

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Step 4: Then click on ‘Copy to Clipboard’ icon images/download/attachments/3310191/image850.png

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The generated code has been copied to the clipboard of your system.

Step 5: Now paste the code to the JUnit testing environment you are using.

Following is an example of such an exported code:

//package <set your test package>;
importcom.experitest.client.*;
importorg.junit.*;
 
public class MyTest {
privateString host = "localhost";
private int port = 8889;
protectedClient client = null;
 
@Before
 
public void setUp(){
client = new Client(host, port);
client.setReporter("xml", "reports");
}
@Test
 
public void testUntitled(){
client.waitForDevice("@os=’android’, 30000);
}
@After
 
public void tearDown(){
client.generateReport(true);
}
}

Step 6: Integrate of scripts into JUnit Testing environment:

To integrate the scripts to your Java environment, you can use the built-in Java client of Silk Mobile. The client is composed of a several jars under the client folder in your installation directory (..../Client/Java)

Following is the list of the jars which are required for the integration:

imageClient.jar
xmlrpc-client-3.1.2.jar
xmlrpc-common-3.1.2.jar
ws-common-util-1.0.2.jar
junit.jar (optional for junit users)

If you are using eclipse your Java build path should look as follows:

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