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Apple supplies automated testing tools as part of their free developer tools, specifically as part of Instruments.
Two other non-answers are Selenium which can be used for testing web applications, and Sikuli which does image comparison based automation.
Sikuli will let you automate the use of the emulator itself, based just on screen image captures, but ...
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Use a variable attenuator between your device and AP, there are manual and controllable models and it's relatively cheap.
You'll have to connect it to the Wi Fi antennas using an RF cable , or put your device into an RF insulated box, which in turn is connected to the attenuator.
Your application probably doesn't see the signal strength reports directly, ...
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If it's a mobile application, presumably you have the handset to test it on (my old mobile shop had every handset in-house...quite an inventory). You should physically move around to get varying WiFi signal strengths.
If you don't want to use your feet, you can begin wrapping aluminum foil around the handset until the signal dies down, or throw it in a ...
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For iOS ONLY.
You can install on your MAC "Network Link Conditioner", it allows you to simulate different connection profiles (3g, DSL, Edge, WIFI average good or lossy connectivity, no connection). Once you select your profile, you need to connect your iOS phone to your MAC (hotspot wifi) and test your app.
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Unless you application is an app to accurately measure wifi signal strength then you haven't provided enough information about your app. Do you really expect different functionality from your application if the signal strength attenuated? Or are you trying to assess performance issues?
Controlling signal strength accurately (in a controlled environment) ...
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If your page reloads during waitForElement function execution then you have to refresh element by finding it once again. Try to use selector as parameter an not the element and use findElement function:
function waitForElement(selector, timeout, step) {
if (step == null) {
step = 0.5;
}
if (timeout == null) {
...
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SeeTest from Experitest is a cross-platform tool for iPhone, Android, WindowsMobile, Symbian and Blackberry. The Object identification is based on 4 methods:
image recognition
Native ID
Text recognition
and Web DOM.
I think you can give a try to this tool.
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PerfectoMobile.com and DeviceAnywhere.com provide services where you can run scripts against racked devices in their data center. They both provide access to a variety of devices; you get a remote view of the screen and can script various touch and hardware events. Scripting tools provide for bitmap and OCR recognition.
We have experimented with both, ...
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We have successfully used iCuke for creating Cucumber automated acceptance tests. Everything is documented in this blog post.
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