Hello everyone, I am new to the group and as this is my first post, I hope you will all be patient with me. I am reading everything I can get my hands on about...
Having your _tests_ independent of one another doesn't mean that the operations in the system you are testing are independent. So, for example, if you are...
Thanks for responding, Charlie. The data layer in my application is completely generated, so it is pretty easy to test. If something fails in one place, it...
Its hard to tell what you are not understanding without specific questions about what you have read or specific examples. The easiest route to effective...
A good suggestion, but unfortunately that isn't it. The same error comes up. By the way, I also got the same error when using NMock2 and the mock library in...
Hi, any one read extreme programming adventures in c# by..Ron Jeffreies..i have bought it..seems to have lot of errors..how should i go about reading it so...
Yes, I've read it and I found it entertaining, useful and instructive. What do you mean by 'errors'? Ron makes mistakes, as part of the 'adventure' - and shows...
... Not to be flip or anything, but the pragmatist in me is wondering if you could have just written your own custom, simple mock (or whatever you want to call...
... I'd be interested to hear about any errors. Didn't think there were all that many. Ron Jeffries www.XProgramming.com For me, XP ain't out there, it's in...
... I hear the silver hammer of Ron coming down ... :) +1 on what do you mean by errors ? I can't seem to remember any error in that 'almost textbook' book. ...
Do you formulate the data warehouse in terms of a business domain model or is it thought of mainly in terms of a union of database tables? It sounds like there...
Hi Ron, great to hear from you..i have started reading from chapter 1,and i am on 5th chapter..i will let you know the errors i got.. But,my q for yu is..whats...
The 'best way' is probably different for different people, however, I would bet most people on this list would emphasize practical, hands-on experience. So,...
Tim, You can always use a little constructive Reflection. Reflection doesn't care about access modifiers, so you could easily use it to run your MyFuncImpl...
... That would be nice, thanks. ... Well, of course I learned what I learned by writing the book, so to get that benefit you'd need to write one of your own....
Well, I did that, but I would prefer to have my unit tests be more consistent. Also, my mock, which was coded in something like 3 min, does not expose the same...
Check out Martin Fowler's article on the topic of Inversion of Control (or Dependency Injection): http://martinfowler.com/articles/injection.html He describes...
I think there is an important lesson in here somewhere about using mock libraries. I personally prefer to write 'real' mocks rather than rely on 'magic' ...
... try it without the period at the end. Your email client, like mine, probably included it. http://tap.testautomationpatterns.com:8080/index.html Ron...
Hi, ... Test that are run just once? Sounds like we need two different types of NUnit tests. The first type being independent unit tests that must be run...
The best documentation I have available are test suite (included). Dirty move, but I use DynamicMockEx instead of DynamicMock - supposedly you can simply do...
... Recall that natural evolution works via "punctuated equilibrium". Populations drift around a niche until a nearby niche attracts them, then migrants evolve...
... Not too sure how my boss will react to ..... Boss - "So Shane, what are you doing at the moment?" Shane - "Oh just some relentless disturbances to...
Thanks Geoff I think your reply has gotten me a better understanding of how the the DAF model fits in with the concept of building a TDD DAL. Definitely...
