Android-ADB

If SDK is installed in the C:\Android\android-sdk folder, you need to update the path to include: C:\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools;C:\Android\android-sdk\tools;

1.From the Windows Start button, select Control Panel->System->Advanced system settings.

2.Click the Environment Variables button.

3.Select the Path variable and click Edit:

4.Add the following to the Path variable:

C:\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools;C:\Android\android-sdk\tools;

5.Click OK twice to save and close the dialog.

6.Test that adb is working as explained in step 2.

In a TestCase, double-click on the plot line of the mPress Signal to create a transition. Each transition simulates a key press of the specified key and type.

The listed keys are device dependent. Some devices do not have all keys. If the key does not exist on the device, it may not work.

In a TestCase, double-click on the plot line of the mTouch Signal to create a transition. Each transition simulates touching the Android device's screen at the specified coordinates.

The Long Press Touch Type includes an additional parameter to specify the length of the touch. The default value is 0.5 seconds.

To get the screen co-ordinates, run wGetAndroidSnapshot.exe.  

Select the ADB path.  Select Device as the source type. Press the Get snapshot button to show the device display in the preview window.  Then press MRH button at the right lower corner and the Monkey Runner helper window opens as shown below.

Touch the screen to generate the co-ordinates.

In a TestCase, double-click on the plot line of the Script Execute Signal to create a transition. Each transition on the Signal executes the selected Python or Shell script.

Create a script by clicking the Device Recorder verb in Properties box as shown below:

Press the Start button and select the file path for the script.  Operate the device and press the Stop button.  All operations are saved as a script.  

To execute the script previously recorded, click the Execute button.

To execute the script from a TestCase, create a transition as described above.

Set to 1 to enable the Transform. Set to 0 to disable. The default value is 0 (disabled).

When using multiple devices, rename your Signals so that the Signals for each device have unique names. For example, if you have
a Samsung Galaxy and an HTC phone, add prefixes such as SS and HTC to the Signal names to make it clear that SS_mTouch connects
to the Samsung Galaxy, and HTC_mTouch connects to the HTC phone.

To rename the ports, use Signal Info in the Port Properties box. You cannot use Edit Ports or the Transform properties.
It is best to rename the ports before exporting. If the ports are already exported, see Renaming Ports.

Port Properties for the mTouch Port

This TestCase shows multiple Transforms and devices being tested concurrently.