integration-testing

We are building a complex Android application consisting of many screens and workflows spread across many Activities. Our workflows are similar to what you might see on a Bank's ATM machine, for example, there is an Activity to login in that transitions to a main menu Activity which can transition to other activities based on the user's choices. Since we have so many workflows we need to create automated tests that span multiple activities so we can test a workflow from end to end. For example, using the ATM example, we would want to enter a valid PIN, verify that sends us to the main menu,

What would be the best way to capture screenshots after each step when running integration tests? Tests are written in Java using Selenium(3.0.1) and Cucumber(1.2.4). Code for taking a screenshot after a test is below, but I need a screenshot after each method annotated with @Given, @When, @Then. @After public void after(Scenario scenario){ final byte[] screenshot = driver.getScreenshotAs(OutputType.BYTES); scenario.embed(screenshot, "image/png"); } Thank you for any hints. Can this post help you? Embedding screenshots in Cucumber JVM Here is the Answer to your Question: Lets assume your

It is not completely clear to me how to best use the Maven Failsafe plugin for integration tests. My use case would be to test SQL queries against a local MySQL database. I understand that the database should be started during the pre-integration-test phase, and shut down during the post-integration-test . But how do I specify that? Is there a command line I should put in my pom.xml? Or a method that I should annotate with a specific annotation? Jcs In the regular built-in maven lifecycles (jar, war...) the pre-integration-test and post-integration-test test phases are not bound to any maven

This question already has an answer here: JUnit test for System.out.println() 12 answers I'm writing integration tests using JUnit to automate the testing of a console based application. The application is homework but this part isn't the homework. I want to automate these tests to be more productive -- I don't want to have to go back and retest already tested parts of the application. (Standard reasons to use Unit tests) Anyway, I can't figure out or find an article on capturing the output so that I can do assertEquals on it nor providing automated input. I don't care if the output/input goes

I was doing this before in a rails 2 app in a ActionController::IntegrationTest with get '/', {}, {:user_agent => "Googlebot"} but this seems to not work anymore in Rails 3. What should I do? If you use request.user_agent in your application, you can write the following code: get '/', {}, { "HTTP_USER_AGENT" => "Googlebot" } None of the above answers worked for me, the following is what finally worked in an rspec controller test: @request.user_agent = "a MobileDevice/User-Agent" post :endpoint, param: 2354 I fixed this behavior and with Rails 4.0 you will be able to specify actual HTTP Headers