This document discusses testing Android applications. It outlines using JUnit tests to test applications, with test classes and packages mirroring the application code structure. Mock objects and methods are used to control the lifecycle in component specific test cases. The document also covers creating a test project in Eclipse, using the Android test API which extends the JUnit API with instrumentation and Android-specific testing classes. It concludes with discussing a basic "Hello World" test code example.

1. ANDROID
DEVELOPMENT
TESTING APPLICATIONS
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2. Agenda
 Testing with Eclipse and ADT
 How to Test Android Applications
 Demo
 QA

3. Testing Framework

4. Testing Framework
 J-Unit based Framework
 Simple JUNIT Test Classes or Android JUNIT
Extensions
 [ANDROID JUNIT] Component Specific Test
Case Classes
 MOCK Objects & Methods to control the LifeCycle
 Test Suites and Test Packages are similar to main
application packages – simple learning

5. Testing Standard Structure
 Test,Test Case Classes, Test Packages and Test
Projects
 Logic : Junit Test is a method, whose statements test
a part of the application under testing scenarios
 Organize test methods into classes – Test Classes
 How to create Test Project in Eclipse
 Android Test API is JUNIT API – extended with
Instrumentation framework + Android specific
testing classes

6. Code and Run
 Hello World

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