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In my previous post , I described how to unit test custom DocumentHandlers. When your DocumentHandler has one or more DocumentHandlerParameters , you have to manually assign values to these, since, during unit testing, the DocumentHandler instance runs
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As I promised in a previous post , I'd like to discuss how to unit test a custom DocumentHandler. There's really nothing to it: Just create a new instance of your DocumentHandler and start invoking its members. Here's a test of the Submit method: [ TestMethod
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When you create a custom DocumentHandler , it is very likely that you may need to supply it with some configuration data. Common examples include the address of your back-end server, credentials to the back-end system, etc. DocumentHandlers can be configured
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Mobile Server gives you the option of developing custom code that integrates to your back-end system. One way you can do this is by implementing one or more .NET classes that derive from the abstract DocumentHandler class. This is already described in
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