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January 2006 - Posts

Check out this post from Jeff Beehler for all the details. Read More...
I received my Toshiba Tecra M4 around 7 months ago. Like any, there are pro's and con's; overall not a bad machine. One thing that just drives me crazy it's the random mouse lag. Does anyone know a fix for this? If so, please comment! Read More...
Based on some conversations I had today, here is a simple NMock example. NMockExample.zip (17.19 KB) Read More...
Code Snippets just rock. I thought I would post my testing code snippets. CSTestSnippets.zip (2.2 KB) VBTestSnippets.zip (2.13 KB) Just add them to the appropriate place under "My Documents\Visual Studio 2005\Code Snippets\" Read More...
Short answer. It's as simple as adding one line to your csproj which in turn tells the IDE to treat that project like a test project. Add the following line to your main PropertyGroup: <ProjectGuid>{04082EBA-C85C-4336-B3FD-9891096BAA0F}</ProjectGuid> Read More...
Rob Caron has relaunched the VSTS User Education Team Blog . If you are working with TFS then you need this on your blogroll. Be sure to check out the following three posts: VSTS Backup and Restore Procedures Team Foundation Server Permissions Team Foundation Read More...
Start getting ready, TFS RC is on it's way. Thank you Jeff for the heads up! Read More...
Mark Seemann recently published a great post demonstrating the use of anonymous methods in unit testing events. Testing Events Using Anonymous Methods That just rocks, thanks Mark! Read More...
The following are some different resources to either convert your Visual Studio 2002/2003 projects to Visual Studio 2005 or just target the 1.1 framework in Visual Studio 2005. Step-By-Step Guide to Converting Web Projects from Visual Studio .NET 2002/2003 Read More...
Paulo Reichert posted a GREAT walkthrough / sample using the new Configuration Management features of .Net 2.0 . Read More...
If you are using TeamBuild then this post is for you. In TeamExplorer when you create a new build type it will create a *.proj file. During the creation of this build type, you will be asked which TestLists you would like executed in that build type. Read More...
While you cannot validate you exception's message in the ExpectedException attribute all is not lost. Lets walk through three scenarios. In all three tests you will see an Assert.Fail in the try block. You need this statement in case the target doesn't Read More...
It was finally time to join the long list of fellow Microsoft bloggers. You will now find a subset of http://csell.net content @ http://blogs.msdn.com/csell . Read More...
I love Virtual PC, and I use if for all of my development. I have a ton of VPC's just sucking up MAJOR disk space. I ran across and article from Andrew Connell , HOWTO: Use Virtual PC's Differencing Disks to your Advantage . I wish I would have known Read More...
If you've switched from NUnit to the VSTS Unit Testing then I am pretty sure you've used the ExpectedException attribute. If you haven't it looks something like this: [ExpectedException( typeof ( ApplicationException ), "Message" )] Using it with a test Read More...
Nice little web utility to convert your code into HTML http://puzzleware.net/codeHTMLer/ Read More...
A few of my VSTS comrades discuss VSTS http://channel9.msdn.com/showpost.aspx?postid=139114 Read More...
The other day I ran across DebugView by Sysinternals . After playing with it for a few I suddenly had a re-found love for System.Diagnostics . “DebugView is an application that lets you monitor debug output on your local system, or any computer on the Read More...
Stumbled across a command line tool ( MSTest ) which executes your VSTS test list. You can call if from a Visual Studio command prompt or @ C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\Common7\IDE Upon execution this will create the same output as if you Read More...
 
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