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I am using Robotium Solo to test the app

since I'm fairly new to app test, and Robotium

I have 3 methods in my test case - however, I want to run those tests, under certain conditions otherwise they fail

I can do that if i write the entire test in one method, but i don't want to run it in one method, I want to separate it into 3 methods

how do I make sure that the tests run only if I called the test methods, and not one after the other

Lena Bru
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In Robotium Test Application, every public method starting with keyword 'test' will be considered as one test case. So, you can try using 2-3 methods with names starting by keyword test.( e.g. testA(), testB() etc.)

So, even if testA() fails, automation testing will continue to run for testB(). And results will be shown to the JUnit viwe.

Note:- the test cases are executed in the alphabetical order as per their names.

Hope this helps , ask if you are stuck somewhere.

Sheetal Bhatewara
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  • so if i make those methods private - and do a switch case? is this possible? – Lena Bru Oct 07 '13 at 13:36
  • The test cases should be `public`, but I am not sure about switch cases, I have not tried that before. More links for reference :- [http://code.google.com/p/robotium/wiki/Getting_Started] [http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13149817/how-to-create-a-robotium-testsuite] [http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7747660/launching-app-and-executing-some-test-cases-with-robotium] – Sheetal Bhatewara Oct 08 '13 at 05:02
  • Did you find the links helpful? Any feedback on the answer? – Sheetal Bhatewara Oct 09 '13 at 06:26