Someone I’ve been working with has recently been doing some work embedding video and a custom youtube-like video control in a web page(not a youtube competitor) and now it’s come time to try and automate some of the testing of this control.
QA is currently using TestNG / Selenium for automated tests - does any kind soul out there know if there is anything at all useful to test flash stuff in some kind of automated way? Is that crack talk?
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Sep 14th, 2007 at 6:26 pm
Yeah there is flexunit and asunit. I am using flexunit (for as3; http://code.google.com/p/as3flexunitlib/) for my AIR project, but have used asunit for flash projects in the past.
Also if you are debugging flash to javascript through external interface, you can just use firebug.
(http://ducktyper.com/2007/4/12/asproject-and-flash-debugging-to-firebug-console)