Summary


You have seen how developers can build unit tests to increase the quality of their code and the code they deliver to production. You have also seen the power of Visual Studio Team Test to create web tests, load tests, manual tests, generic tests, and ordered tests. Some key points in this chapter include the following:

  • You can define a test project to group test items.

  • A Test Manager tool enables you to review and group tests inside the IDE.

  • You configure test settings through the .testrunconfig file.

  • Developers create code called unit tests that run their application code and assert the expected results.

  • You can record a navigation path through a web application and save these requests as a web test.

  • The parameters of a web test can be seeded from a data source.

  • You can leverage your web and unit tests to define load tests.

  • Load tests can be configured to simulate actual users visiting your site.

  • You can define a manual test for execution by a tester. The results of this test can be maintained along with the other tests.

  • You can create an ordered test to treat a group of tests as a single, atomic test.




Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Unleashed
Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Unleashed
ISBN: 0672328194
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2006
Pages: 195

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