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I'm trying to use NUnitASP 2.1 to test a web app which uses SQL server. NUnitASP appears to require anonymous access enabled (or you get a 401) but we're...
You could impersonate the web site to use a valid Windows account or add the ASPNET account to the database. Windows authenticaton works with IE only, as far...
Has anyone made an attempt to do TDD in Excel spreadsheet development? -Kelly E-Mail messages may contain viruses, worms, or other malicious code. By reading...
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Hi, Kelly, ... Yes indeed. I find it very helpful. I set up columns for input and expected output, then put my formula beside the expected output column with...
I figured you could (and should) do something like that... I guess there is no official ExcelUnit sort of thing though. The problem, as I see it, is that in...
Hi, Kelly, ... If I understand the question, the INDIRECT() function may be helpful to translate cell names to references; I just put "A2" into A1 and "A3"...
... What are we doing with Excel? The customer wants a spreadsheet, with such-and-so cells here and there, right? I TDD that by writing more cells and putting...
Hi, Phlip, ... I'm very happy with tiny tests. I also see the cell as a very natural unit in spreadsheet development. Most formulas are beyond-testing ...
... So the target is an Excel spreadsheet, and you TDD it by putting little tests in its cells. There's something wrong about this. (The right thing is that...
What you want to do is isolate functionality outside of Excel in VBA.. then use VBUnit to test the VBA you wrote. I wrap Excel functionality in clsWorksheet...
... One of the reasons that I appreciate these types of discussions is that they are typically steered away from deciding whether a particular approach is...
I'm starting a project that will use web services under MS C++ 6.0 (which is not the .net version, but visual c++ predating .net). Suggestions for TDD tools...
Hi, Phlip, ... Say it's not Excel, but ruby: So the target is a ruby program, and you TDD it by putting little tests in its functions. There's something wrong...
The latest tools for Office (VSTO) should make it quite easy to do. Just TDD from the spreadsheet down (does the sheet exist, does this cell have that value...
Hi I am just wondering if anybody has any thoughts/experiences of using NUnitAsp (positive and negative!) they could share with me? I was involved with a...
Summer 2005 issue's content: * Agile Development with ICONIX Process by Doug Rosenberg, Matt Stephens and Mark Collins-Cope This book's excerpt provides an...
Hi Jan, ... I think you are on the right path by extracting as much out of the GUI as you can. My current project has me building a lot of Data Management ...
What about Javascript that changes the contents of the page. There is a lot more done on the client side with AJAX in the picture. [snip] ... [snip] In watir...
I like NUnitAsp. If you are going to write a log of usercontrols (which is the recommended development course for ASP.Net), then NUnitAsp is built just for...
... Actually there isn't anything done with AJAX - if there was, that would be a different story. ... Basically NUnitASP also references it by name - well...
Well, my dev is moving toward AJAX type stuff.. Also, a lot of my clients end up requesting client-side only enhancements.. ie, Javascript. One such request is...
I have found NUnitAsp provides a nice quick sanity check for a deployed application. In our current systems, we have about 25 NUnitAsp tests that try to...
