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[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] Re: [QF-Test] Flash support for QF-Test?
Hello Jere,
I'm sorry, Flash testing is currently not on the agenda.
The image based algorithm can be fine-tuned to a certain degree. You
can limit the screen region to be searched in order to speed things up
(parameters x, y, width and height) and you can parameterize the
algorithm for the image comparison to achieve the tolerance level you
need (see the algorithm parameter, just lower the expected value).
However, image based testing is only good enough for simulating a few
clicks, I wouldn't use it for serious testing of a Flash-based
application.
Best regards,
Greg
"Tanttu, Jere (NSN - FI/Tampere)" <jere.tanttu@?.com> writes:
> Hello,
>
> We recently started testing and creating test automation cases for a web application based on
> Flash technology. As currently QF-test (3.5.2) does not support recognition of UI components in
> Flash-based web applications, we have done some test cases with QFtest using captured images
> (using clickAtImage procedure in qfs.qft file). However, we would like to know if you have any
> plans for implementing support for testing Flash-based web applications in future QFtest version?
> Using clickAtImage procedure is quite slow when executing test cases. In addition, if even small
> changes are done to UI of the application, new images need to be captured for test cases to work.
> Therefore we need support for Flash-based applications.
>
> Best regards,
> Jere Tanttu
> Engineer
> Nokia Siemens Networks, Tampere
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