I have nUnit installed. I have VS2008 Team Edition installed. I have ASP.Net MVC Preview 4 (Codeplex) installed. How do I make Visual Studio show me nUnit as a testing framework when creating a new MVC project? At this point I still only have the Microsoft Testing Framework as a choice. Update: I installed nUnit … Read more
Any suggestions? Using visual studio in C#. Are there any specific tools to use or methods to approach this? Update: Sorry, I should have been a little more specific. I am using ASP.Net 2.0 and was looking more for a tool like jUnit for Java. I took a look at NUnit and NUnitAsp and that … Read more
I’m developing an asp.net (classic) application trying to implement the MVP pattern using this example. In trying to unit test my presenter and using the following pattern, the psuedocode for which looks like so
Method I am unit testing checks for a session variable like
I’ve written some custom model binders (implementing IModelBinder) in our ASP.NET MVC application. I’m wondering what is a good approach to unittest them (binders)?
My current position is this: if I thoroughly test my ASP.NET applications using web tests (in my case via the VS.NET’08 test tools and WatiN, maybe) with code coverage and a broad spectrum of data, I should have no need to write individual unit tests, because my code will be tested in conjunction with the UI through all layers. Code coverage will ensure I’m hitting every functional piece of code (or reveal unused code) and I can provide data that will cover all reasonably expected conditions.
I’m extending the ApplicationUser class by adding a new property (as shown in the tutorial
Create an ASP.NET MVC 5 App with Facebook and Google OAuth2 and OpenID Sign-on (C#))
I am writing test cases using the Unit Test for ASP.NET Web API.
I have some code that uses HostingEnvironment.MapPath which I would like to unit test.
Lets say I am setting a value on the http context in my middleware. For example HttpContext.User.