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Hi everyone, I currently just finished a big project which is ready for testing. Testing is a long boring process as you all know. I'm just wondering if anyone had any suggestions or could someone tell me how to go about making an application to do some of the testing for me. thank you in advance.

Posted 21-Dec-11 5:46am

frostcox

Updated 21-Dec-11 5:56am

Wonde Tadesse

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Definitely create unit tests and consider using Pex[^] to do some automated analysis and testing of your back-end code.

FitNesse[^] can be used for acceptance testing at the user-story level.

For automated UI testing, there are tools like Watin[^] and Selenium[^] for the web and White[^] for WinForms (and WPF?) testing.

If you really want to write your own automated UI tests, MSDN has some information on how to use the Windows Automation API here: Using UI Automation for Automated Testing[^]

Posted 21-Dec-11 6:18am

Kythen

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Wendelius 21-Dec-11 15:20pm

Good links, 5+

RaviRanjanKr 21-Dec-11 15:46pm

5+

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You could also be interested in xUnit[^].

Some instructions: http://stephenwalther.com/blog/archive/2008/06/30/an-introduction-to-the-xunit-net-testing-framework-for-asp-net-mvc-developers.aspx[^]

Posted 21-Dec-11 9:19am

Wendelius

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RaviRanjanKr 21-Dec-11 15:46pm

XUnit is nice link. it useful for me also. My 5+

Wendelius 21-Dec-11 15:55pm

Thanks Ravi :)

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Abhinav S · Accepted Answer · 2011-12-21T06:07:00

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You could integrate your project with NUnit. This would automate testing for some of the methods - Integrated ASP.NET Web Application Testing with NUnit, Ruby, and Watir[^].
This[^] might be a useful reference as well.

Posted 21-Dec-11 6:07am

Abhinav S

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Wendelius 21-Dec-11 15:20pm

Good links, 5. Also xUnit could be a useful tool.

RaviRanjanKr 21-Dec-11 15:47pm

My 5+