Earlier today, a fellow flexcoder asked about flex unit testing frameworks. After looking at the suggestions, I realized that I need similar advice, but focused on tests that can be run automatically, (as opposed to running interactively).
It seems fluint is pretty slick, but the ant-based test runner seems to be AIR-based and I'm reluctant to introduce that dependency. I really want to have ant-based (or some kind of scripted) automation tests that we can plug into our CI system. Having GUI runners is nice for instant gratification, but I think scriptable runners are far more useful in the long term. Flexunit itself (hence flexmonkey) seems to do this right, but it looks like it uses the standalone player? This is the blog post I'm referring to: http://weblogs.macromedia.com/pmartin/archives/2006/06/flexunit_ant.html I'd like to test through the browser plugin (and not the standalone player) if possible, since we've hit some browser-specific issues before. Does anyone have more experience with this method of running FlexUnit tests (or any other kind of flex testing framework)? -- Maciek Sakrejda Truviso, Inc. http://www.truviso.com
