Test Driver
Considering the number of unit tests that need to be run on a device to ensure the quality of any production code being released, you will need to give yourself the means to achieve this as smoothly and as swiftly as possible.
Running test code on a device and getting the results of the tests fed back to the developer so that he or she can process and use them can be a mammoth task if undertaken manually.
In this particular case, automation is the solution and Test Driver provides the environment to do exactly this.
Running this tool will allow a tester to set up his or her PC to execute tests for all variants of the operating system, on target or on emulator.
To achieve this, the tests will need to be described by a set of XML files that will serve as input for the process.
In this section we will go through all the necessary steps to set up the environment needed to run this tool:
• configure Test Driver
• build tests and test suites into a repository on your machine
• run tests on a target device, or on the emulator
• view test logs and test results.
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