Hello

Can anyone tell me if there exist some tools for doing automated unit
tests?
What i need is something like NUnit ore #unit but with the possebility
to feed the tests from external, eg. some xml file and get the results
also as file.



The project i am going to use it is very big and automated unit tests
arebe very required.

I am using the Team Edition of VS 2005 (with VB)

_thanks rene

At the end of the day, things like NUnit are frameworks.

You have to write the tests. if you're tests need to get something from
xml, so be it...you gotta write it.
Writing tests takes time. Its not a short-term-gain endeavor.

"Automated" does not mean auto generate for you.

Automated means you code 'em up, and with a push of a button or some other
action (CruiseControl.Net?) you get results back without going through them
line by line.




"ReneMarxis" <rene.marxis@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:232202f8-c739-47d2-a536-d9928b49bbd1@xxxxxx

> Hello
>
> Can anyone tell me if there exist some tools for doing automated unit
> tests?
> What i need is something like NUnit ore #unit but with the possebility
> to feed the tests from external, eg. some xml file and get the results
> also as file.
>
> The project i am going to use it is very big and automated unit tests
> arebe very required.
>
> I am using the Team Edition of VS 2005 (with VB)
>
> _thanks rene

On 18 Aug., 20:51, "sloan" <sl...@xxxxxx> wrote:

> At the end of the day, things like NUnit are frameworks.
>
> You have to write the tests. *if you're tests need to get something from
> xml, so be it...you gotta write it.
> Writing tests takes time. *Its not a short-term-gain endeavor.
>
> "Automated" does not mean auto generate for you.
>
> Automated means you code 'em up, and with a push of a button or some other
> action (CruiseControl.Net?) you get results back without going through them
> line by line.
>

Yes sloan i know tests have to be written by our self and preaparing
them the right way normaly takes more time like coding the stuff
itself. I was asking for some allready implemented framework eg. like
NUnit that covers most of the required functionalities (input/output).
CruiseControl.Net was one good idea. Thanks.

I did allready use this kind of software before in one big company. It
was some software from rational that was used to do unit tests and run
code covarege tests. Hoewer we used this under Unix and for a c/c++
application.

My question was more if there are some good tools also for .Net. Money
is not a problem at all.