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Automated UI Tester for Adobe® ActionScript® is a pure ActionScript 3.0 SWF automation testing tool with the capability of recording user actions on an SWF file and playing them back with high fidelity. The API for this tool is provided with name “Genie” (Adobe internal code name for the tool). Some major features of this tool are • No instrumentation or application manipulation is required. • Automate pure ActionScript 3.0 SWF. • No source code access required. • No need to run...

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VNC for use with the BrowserMob Selenium JavaScript Validator. This tool is made available for users of BrowserMob FREE Website Monitoring and Load Testing. The BrowserMob Local Validation Service can be downloaded from https://browsermob.com/tools.

asMock is a dynamic mocking framework for Flex/Flash (AS3). More information, including news, tutorials and API Documentation can be found at the asMock website.

Collaborative project between academic medical centers to develop rich internet applications. The products of this collaboration will be shared with other institutions.

The project has moved to Google Code. You can find it here: http://sfapi.googlecode.com/

FUnit is the first generation xUnit testing tool to leverage the custom metadata capabilities of the Flex mxmlc compiler. The tag-based attribute model of FUnit makes it the most intuitive unit-testing framework ever created for the Flex platform.

An implementation for ActionScript3 of the famous xMock framework as extension of the flexUnit framework.

AsUnit is the only open-source unit test framework that supports Flash Players 6, 7, 8 and 9.

Sock4Log is a simple java xml serwer. Sock4Log will listen for client connections on the specified port number. It is created for retrieving xml log data from Flash Swf aplications which are using XmlSocketConnection.

An XML socket server written in C# to be used by Flash developers who desire comprehensive logging and property inspection capabilities without the to use the Macromedia IDE.

This tool opens or create a Macromedia Flash shared object file (.sol) displays the content of the file and allow you to change the values.