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A Practical Guide to Testing Wireless Smartphone Applications

Part of the Synthesis Lectures on Mobile & Pervasive Computing Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-02479-5

ISBN: 978-3-031-01351-5

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Jan 1, 2010

1 - 10 of 10 Chapters

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Chapter 1Introduction

Harty, Julian

Pages: 1 –18
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Chapter 2Markup Languages

Harty, Julian

Pages: 19 –26

[Markup languages combine instructions with content. The instructions range from formatting, e.g., to display text in italics to links for images, other web content, etc. The instructions are identified with tags, characters with a particular meaning for a given markup language. All of the...
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Chapter 3Testing Techniques for Markup Applications

Harty, Julian

Pages: 28 –49

[In my experience the majority of automated testing for markup applications either uses HTTP requests and responses using a protocol library such as urllib or a browser-based automation library such as Selenium. Both approaches are useful and can be effective.]
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Chapter 4AJAX Mobile Applications

Harty, Julian

Pages: 50 –54

[AJAX applications have been around for several years for desktop web browsers. For instance, many of the popular web-based email applications make extensive use of AJAX. AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) is an umbrella term for rich browser-based applications. They run much of the UI...
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Chapter 5Testing Mobile AJAX Applications

Harty, Julian

Pages: 55 –62

[We should be able to automate many aspects of testing Mobile AJAX applications. We have several options in terms of automation, including: using desktop test automation tools; using embedded browsers; and even automating some of the more complete device emulators, such as the iPhone emulator...
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Chapter 6Client Applications

Harty, Julian

Pages: 63 –67

[Client applications are installed onto mobile wireless devices such as mobile phones. They are able to provide users with more functionality, better integration, and better performance than browser applications. Client applications may be written in a portable programming language (e.g., J2ME or...
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Chapter 7Testing Techniques for Client Applications

Harty, Julian

Pages: 68 –86

[In my experience client applications are harder to automate. This is the area with the richest potential in terms of improving the quality and effectiveness of automated testing. Here are examples of techniques I have worked with.]
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Chapter 8Common Techniques

Harty, Julian

Pages: 87 –104

[Some automation techniques apply for multiple classes of application. These are described in this section.]
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Chapter 9When to Test Manually

Harty, Julian

Pages: 105 –108

[During my many years of working with software I have heard and read numerous arguments for the benefits of automated testing. I agree with the goals and ambitions of automating as much testing as practical. However, I believe good software testers can often generate better results with manual...
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Chapter 10Future Work

Harty, Julian

Pages: 109 –109

[This book covers some of the basic approaches to test automation for mobile wireless devices. As mentioned in the introduction, some additional topics are available online in draft form at http://sites.google.com/site/mobilewirelesstestautomation/draft-material-on-mobile-wireless. At the time of...

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