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| − | ZATS Mimic provides complete operation agents | + | ZATS Mimic provides complete operation agents to mimic various scenarios of user action to an application. It is a fundamental part when writing a test case with ZATS Mimic. |
Steps to use a <tt> OperationAgent </tt> on a <tt> ComponentAgent </tt>: | Steps to use a <tt> OperationAgent </tt> on a <tt> ComponentAgent </tt>: | ||
| − | # | + | # Retrieve a target ComponentAgent with selector syntax |
| + | # Depends on what operation you want to mimic, call <tt> ComponentAgent.as(OperationAgent.class) </tt> to convert it as an <tt> OperationAgent </tt>. | ||
| + | #: Notice that not all ComponentAgents support all OperationAgent. | ||
| + | #: If conversion fails, you will get a run-time exception. | ||
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Revision as of 08:16, 15 May 2012
ZATS Mimic provides complete operation agents to mimic various scenarios of user action to an application. It is a fundamental part when writing a test case with ZATS Mimic.
Steps to use a OperationAgent on a ComponentAgent :
- Retrieve a target ComponentAgent with selector syntax
- Depends on what operation you want to mimic, call ComponentAgent.as(OperationAgent.class) to convert it as an OperationAgent .
- Notice that not all ComponentAgents support all OperationAgent.
- If conversion fails, you will get a run-time exception.