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MSTest and Calling Exe with Sample Data Files
For various reasons I’m using MSTest for my unit tests and I have this console app which generates a PDF file from an XML file that needed some tests. So, when moving the unit tests over to a TFS build server, having hard coded paths to test data files...
Posted: Feb 07 2012, 09:52 AM by jdanforth | with 2 comment(s)
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Visual Studio 2008 Web Test Not Recording on 64-bit Windows 7
I was about to record a web test in Visual Studio 2008 Team System today, and the recorder refused to record anything. And the Recorder “bar” in IE 8 was not showing. After some digging around, the issue was fixed by deleting a few registry keys. Found...
Integration Testing WCF Services with Unity
I've been blogging a few times now about using Unity with WCF, but how do you integration test your service in an easy way without? The way I (and many others) do integration tests for a WCF service is by setting up my own service host and starting the...
[.NET 2.0][Unit Testing] Good Tutorial on System.Transactions (and Unit Testing)
On my random blog reading and Googling around System.Transactions and Unit Testing, I ran into a series of short but great articles by Stuart Celarier which actually covers both topics. Stuart teaches the reader about System.Transaction by using unit...
[.NET 2.0][Unit Testing] Using Anonymous Methods when Testing Events
I've not used anonymous methods too much when coding, but I ran upon a (what I think is) great use of it when writing unit tests and specifically when you need to test events. Mark Seemann blogged about it some time ago (and got lots of comments)...
TDD: Who is testing the tester?
I posted earlier about the book "Test Driven Development in Microsoft.NET, and I liked that book very much, it's not that. I've been using JUnit and NUnit in smaller and larger projects, but I've never used it in the way you often see it described in...
Posted: Feb 15 2005, 10:08 PM by jdanforth | with 7 comment(s)
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