July 2007 - Posts

• A pattern for unit testable Asp.net pages: Part 4

  Okay, now for unit tests of the code from part 3 . The goal is to completely cover RenamePageModel. First we need mock implementations of IPageContext and IDataAccess. For IPageContext, we are going to use special exception types for page not found and Read More... Posted Tuesday, July 31, 2007 8:52 PM by dancre | 3 Comments Filed under: ASP.NET, PageModel

• A pattern for unit testable Asp.net pages: Part 3

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• A pattern for unit testable Asp.net pages: Part 2

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• A pattern for unit testable Asp.net pages: Part 1

  I previously blogged about the pattern we used in our WPF application to separate business logic from the presentation, making the business logic view and data models highly unit testable. Now that I'm working on Asp.net code for Live Folders , we've Read More... Posted Friday, July 20, 2007 9:35 PM by dancre | 2 Comments Filed under: ASP.NET, PageModel