RemoteObject + AsyncToken

Seems that FlexUnit 4 is a method that is marked with [Test (async)], even if inside, there's a real call to a RemoteObject using AsyncToken. The code looks like this:

[Test (async)]

public function testCreateProject():void

{

var responder: IResponder = Async.asyncResponder ( this,

new TestResponder (verifyNewProjectResult, verifyNewProjectFault), 5000);

var token: AsyncToken = remoteObject.createProject ();

token.addResponder (answering machine);

}

On the FlexUnit4 test here case framework http://opensource.Adobe.com/svn/opensource/FlexUnit/branches/4.x/FlexUnit4Test/src/flexUni tTests/flexUnit4/suites/frameworkSuite/cases/TestAsynchronous.as

There is a method that used the AsyncToken and TestResponder 'testAyncResponderFaultWithTestResponder', but what happens there is actually not async as the result is sent directly to the scope of the method with the token.applyResult. In fact goes to the remote object will cause FlexUnit pass method as nothing was happening. Or am I missing something?

Thanks in advance,

Adrian.

Adrian,

I will confirm understand here before I jump into this. Here, the AsyncReponder acts as a bridge of sorts. It simply allows the test method continue to run via an asynchronous event. Intrinsically, it does nothing to determine the success or failure of a test.

If a test ends without making a statement which is false, then this is a success. And, in this case, it would be to make assertions (or even just fails) in the verifyProjectResult and the verifyNewProjectFault. You may want something to fail in a given case, and this failure is the correct result, so we cannot make the assumption that just because the error handler is called the test fails.

So, if you wanted this fails if the fault has been called, you must do something like assert.fail() in the verifyNewProjectFault.

If it is also your understanding, and you don't believe it works, then I fill out a bug report and ask someone to take a look.

Thank you

Mike

Tags: Adobe Open Source

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    Problem is that the Roles2TempID.getUserRoles (); line of my datagrid selected event would trigger before the RO call was finished. In this way, I had all the data when the model is being developed. To resolve this problem, I call the code to initialize my model after that my manager RO be finished like this:

    [Bindable]
    private var myUserSecRoles:ArrayCollection;

    private void getRolesHandler(event:ResultEvent):void
    {
    myUserSecRoles = new collection ArrayCollection (event.result as Array);
    Roles2TempID.getUserRoles (); initialize checkboxes
    }

    Now the data is passed to the template until the model itself is initialized. My guess is that I have to do it this way because of Flex how threads. You mind just a guess. But it works now!

    Have an ordinary day...
    KomputerMan ~ |  :-)

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