How to run CTS tests in android(Eclair)?

Question

为了向市场发布设备，您需要运行android给定的兼容性测试套件...我需要知道如何下载和运行它。

Answer 1

As XC said in a comment, as of 2.0, the CTS is freely available.

For it to be runnable, you have to build the tests. In your top level android directory, do all the normal build set-up steps and then

make cts

Then in the out/host/linux-x86/cts/android-cts/tools sub directory, you will find the startcts bash script. I expect the location might depend on what platform you are building on. Modify it to point out your SDK and then run the script. It is relatively self explanatory.

Answer 2

Thanks for all the guides and links above that helps me to setup the CTS successfully.

I using - Android CTS v2.3_r8

I summarize the steps here for those who wish to get CTS up on Windows.

1. Install cygwin here: http://www.cygwin.com

2. I placed android-cts in my cygwin folder eg C:\\cygwin\\home\\Username\\ . You may set up accordingly if you have placed it elsewhere.

3. Create new Environment Variables to point to SDK_ROOT and CTS_ROOT directories

   1. Go to Control panel->System -> Advanced tab
   2. Click on Environment variables
   3. Click on New to add CTS_ROOTS to system variables and add the path of android-cts to its value
   4. Do the same for SDK_ROOT and add the path of andriod-sdk to its value

4. Go to android-cts\\tools and modify 2 lines in the startcts script file as follows [With help from How to run Android's CTS on windows on an emulator but some slight modification that works for me

    JARS="$(cygpath -w -p ${CTS_LIB}:${DDM_LIB}:${JUNIT_LIB}:${HOSTTEST_LIB})" java ${JAVA_OPTS} -cp ${JARS} com.android.cts.TestHost "$(cygpath -w "${CONFIG}")" "$@" ${DDCONFIG} 

Save startcts as Unix file. I use dos2unix.exe downloaded from http://waterlan.home.xs4all.nl/dos2unix.html to convert it to Unix file.

Then, to run CTS

1. Attach android device to PC

2. (a) Go to cmd prompt, type adb install -r android-cts/repository/testcases/CtsDeviceAdmin.apk

3. (b) On the device, enable all the android.deviceadmin.cts.* device administrators under Settings > Location & security > Select device administrators

4. Run cygwin and go to android-cts/tools

5. Execute Android CTS by ./startcts

For how to run the tests in CTS, I refer again to section Working with CTS in the link given the earlier comment by cezio "using-androids-compatibility-test-suite"

Answer 3

As of ICS (4.0), cts has had a bit of a makeover. Now it's called cts-tradefed .

The Google-provided documentation is available here .

For a simple way to get up to speed on using cts-tradefed from your AOSP root directory and a connected device with a matching AOSP build:

make cts
cd out/host/$OSDIR/cts/android-cts/tools
./cts-tradefed

Here, $OSDIR is either linux-x86 , darwin-x86

in the cts-shell:

help
list packages
list plans
run cts --plan CTS
run cts --package android.webkit

If it's not obvious, you can also use one of the plans or packages listed from list packages or list plans . Hopefully this will be helpful to someone else. It would've been quite helpful for me to find it earlier.

Answer 4

There is a quite good documentation on Android's source website. Also, some time ago I've wrote small crash course on CTS .