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You need to enable the Developer OptionsOption in the Android device and enable the USB debugging mode.
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- Go to Settings.
- Scroll down to the bottom and tap the About Phone option.
- Scroll down to the bottom on the About Phone screen.
You will see option Build Number. - Tap seven times on Build Number option. After three taps, it will display a message such as, "You are now 2 steps away from being a developer".
After tapping seven times, it will display a message that "You are now a developer". - Go back to Settings and scroll down to the bottom.
You will see option Developer Options above About Phone. - Connect your device with PC using USB cable.
- Go to Settings > Developer options.
- Select the USB Debugging check box.
A pop-up is displayed asking confirmation about switching on USB Debugging. - Click OK.
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When you connect device to the computer, system asks for permission to allow USB debugging. Select the check box, Always allow from this computer and then click OK. |
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In order to get started with application testing, you need to first configure your devices. Changing some settings helps you configure your devices for application testing.
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You need to enable the Web Inspector and JavaScript options in the iOS device. To enable Web Inspector and JavaScript options: - Open the Settings app.
- Tap Safari.
- Scroll down and select Advanced.
- Switch on Web Inspector and JavaScript options.
- Connect your device to Mac using USB cable.
- Launch the Safari browser on your Mac.
- On the Develop menu, click the logged in Username.
A list of open web applications is displayed. You can select from applications. Your device is now successfully connected to Mac. | Note |
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You need to switch on these options only on the iOS physical devices. These options need not be enabled in Simulators. |
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In order to use the physical iOS device/Simulator for native mobile application testing, enable the UI Automation option from the Settings section. To enable UI Automation option: - On your iOS device, launch Settings.
- Tap the Developer option.
- Ensure that the Enable UI Automation option is turned on.
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In order to execute native mobile application test cases on iOS simulator, you need to disable Hardware Keyboard, Auto-Correction, and Auto-Capitalization options as follows. To disable Hardware Keyboard: - On the Simulator menu in Mac, click Hardware > Keyboard.
- Deselect the Connect Hardware Keyboard option.
To disable Auto-Correction and Auto-Capitalization: - Inside the Simulator screen, click Settings > General > Keyboard.
- Deselect the Auto-Correction and Auto-Capitalization options.
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