Can we use RobotFramework to automate MacOSx application?
I could not find any documentation on this. Can you share some example on this.
I went ahead with Appium. It is working fine for me so far.
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Is it possible to d it with appium or any other tool please help me with your suggestions.Thanks
You can try Appium for Mac
Its based on JSON wire protocol, so you can expect similar syntax to WebDriver/Appium tests.
Is there any good robot framework library that exists for automating GUI on mac?
or any good java library? I googled and nothing came up very promising.
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What your are describing is an OSX version of Autoit.
Perhaps this can you help out. I have not really looked into it, but I am not sure this will work with Robot Framework...
What module must I use and where is the documentation for it? I think it is possible because I could to make a GUI using mobile basic on Nokia.
you can use we app gui or qsla4AApp, i recomended to use qsla4AApp
Currently we are installing our setup(.exe file) on daily basis for testing purpose.I want to automate my installation using Ruby or Watir.Is it possible to automate? Please help me how to perform and give your suggestions.
There are many libraries available for Ruby. Watir itself is constrained to the web browser. Although it does have some technology it's built on top of that should allow Windows environment control. Some of the libraries you can try are Win32-autogui, RAutomation, and windows-pr to name a few.
If you are installing for testing purposes, you can use autoit. It will run your installer, and you can handle some unexpected (though anticipated) errors. I wouldn't use autoit for testing, just for setting up to test.
Say I've got a working AIR app that needs to also bundle a driver (licensing okay) for some hardware that the app uses. Anyone know if its possible to launch the driver installer at the end of the app install?
I'm not finding good documentation on this and im wondering if there is a standard pre-install / post-install script I can create to handle stuff like this.
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You should be able to use the NativeProcess API to accomplish this.