A lengthy, well-illustrated post on Microsoft's Windows Mobile team blog shows how to perform stress testing with Hopper, a tool that randomly sends keystrokes and screen taps to the device. While Hopper is intended to test the entire device, the blog post points out that there is a way to force it to focus on a single application.
The blog post steps readers through a typical session with Hopper using a sample application provided with the Windows Mobile SDK (software development kit). Numerous screen shots illustrate each step. Additionally, the post points to a number of other resources for Hopper, including the
Hopper Doctor blog.
Read the full Hopper blog post
here.
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