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Testing AEP Mobile SDK deployment on mobile apps

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Hello Experts,

 

Hope everyone is doing well.

 

Is there any training session on Project Griffon? I would like to see detailed procedure on testing AEP Mobile SDK deployment on mobile apps.

 

Best,

Kishore

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@Kishore_Reddy Here is the official documentation on Project Griffon - https://aep-sdks.gitbook.io/docs/beta/project-griffon

Based on my limited usage, I did not find it very comfortable and resorted back to device proxy so that I can see all the network calls going out. You can also rely on logs for testing, but adding a proxy and using a packet sniffer (pref. Charles) was very intuitive like testing web pages. I used to find if any additional (stray) calls are firing and how interactions are tracked using proxies.

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@Kishore_Reddy Here is the official documentation on Project Griffon - https://aep-sdks.gitbook.io/docs/beta/project-griffon

Based on my limited usage, I did not find it very comfortable and resorted back to device proxy so that I can see all the network calls going out. You can also rely on logs for testing, but adding a proxy and using a packet sniffer (pref. Charles) was very intuitive like testing web pages. I used to find if any additional (stray) calls are firing and how interactions are tracked using proxies.

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Thank you @pradeep_nextrow 

This is really helpful.