You can get started with test cases by recording interaction in the console and saving it as a test script (button on top left of console allows you to save scripts). The script location will be logged in the Xcode console. This will give you a starting point with the ObjC test scripts. Here is documentation on how to generate the scripts: http://www.gorillalogic.com/books/fonemonkey/generating-tests-objective-c-or-javascript . Here is documentation on how to run and get reports of your test cases: http://www.gorillalogic.com/books/fonemonkey-doc/user-guide/running-under-ocunit .
Hi Sateeshkumar, You can get
Hi Sateeshkumar,
You can get started with test cases by recording interaction in the console and saving it as a test script (button on top left of console allows you to save scripts). The script location will be logged in the Xcode console. This will give you a starting point with the ObjC test scripts. Here is documentation on how to generate the scripts: http://www.gorillalogic.com/books/fonemonkey/generating-tests-objective-c-or-javascript . Here is documentation on how to run and get reports of your test cases: http://www.gorillalogic.com/books/fonemonkey-doc/user-guide/running-under-ocunit .
- KB