Android Test---robotium----simple example

1. First create a project to be tested, named "Robotium"; a very simple Android app; The main page has only a TextView control;

2. Building a project for testing, named "Robotiumtestcase"; check if there is a word like "hello" or "World" on the page of the apk being tested;

2.1 Choose file-"new--" project----"Android test Project"

2.2 Enter the name of the test project Robotiumtestcase

2.3 Select the tested project "Robotium" and click Finish to complete the creation of the test project;

2.4 Create a new test case for testing. Right-click on the newly created project to select---new---->class------"Finish

3. Import Robotium;

3.1 Save the downloaded Robotium-solo-xxx.jar to the Libs in the root of the test project, if no new Libs folder can be created;

3.2 Add Robotium-solo-xxx.jar to the reference path of the test project, right-click Test Project----SELECT----"Build path----" Configure build;

3.3 In the dialog box that pops up the Java build path, select the TAB option for libraries------"Click Add External JARS ... The button to add the Robotium-solo-xxx.jar you just saved in step 3.1

3.4 Same In the Java Build Path dialog box, select the TAB option for Orderand export----"Select Robotium-solo-xxx.jar and make it sticky;

Steps in detail

4. Add the Kaiyuan library Robotium-solo-xxx.jar, the next is to write test cases , check the main page whether there is a word;

The code is as follows:

 Packagecom.example.robotium.test;ImportCom.robotium.solo.Solo;ImportAndroid.test.ActivityInstrumentationTestCase2; Public classTestextendsActivityInstrumentationTestCase2 {PrivateSolo solo;  PublicTest ()throwsException {Super(Class.forName ("Com.example.robotium.MainActivity")); //TODO auto-generated Constructor stub} @Overrideprotected  voidSetUp ()throwsException {solo=NewSolo (Getinstrumentation (), getactivity ()); } @Overrideprotected  voidTearDown ()throwsException {solo.finishopenedactivities (); }             Public voidTest Case ()throwsexception{Booleanexpected =true; BooleanActual =solo.searchtext ("Debbie") &&solo.searchtext ("Xie")); Assertequals ("Debbie is isn't found", expected, actual); }    }

5. The final thing is to run our test project. Right-click the test project and select Run as-----> andriod junit Test. When the execution is complete, you will see a test result;

The result is wrong, because the APK being tested has no "Debbie" or "Xie" except for the words "Hello World"

Android Test---robotium----simple example