is it possible to perform unit testing automatically by using .net codings

Question

hi i wish to know perform unit testing and system testing automatically by using .net coding.is it possible or notcan any one tell me. Thank you

Amit Choudhary · Answer

you should go through the fitnesse tutorial and videos. first of all you need to setup the fitnesse server and the needed plugins to create the test environment. then developer will create a test project to work with the fitnesse fixture classes. Testers have to create scripts associated with fixtures. Script will contain all the input and expected output. when you run the script with fitnesse server the passed will become Green and the failed will be marked as Red. So just go through the tutorials. Lots of tutorials available online. just go google on it. All the best. Thanks.

karthi vimala · Answer

hi ya i download the fitness files but i dont know how to perform the testing processs by using these.pls tell me

Sean Stewart · Answer

Frankly telling I don't have much experience while browsing I came across a source http://stackoverflow.com/questions/301365/automatically-unit-test-example-code  I hope it will help you.

Amit Choudhary · Answer

hi friend Well here is the one solution from me. Try fitnesse its language independent tool that can be used to run any tests. what you have to do is add the plugin for every different language. Well i'm using this tool these days with co-operation of QA's. This is new to me but its interesting. :)) Here is the source: http://www.fitnesse.org/ Please mark the post as answer. if it helps you. Thanks.

karthi vimala · Answer

hi ya i go through it.but i want to perform unit test for all the language (.cs.vb.java) projects in asp.net.is it possible or not.now i am doing my project that is carving and replaying of differential unit test from system test cases. thank u

Amit Choudhary · Answer

hi friend See below article how create and execute unittest in .net. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms182523%28v=VS.90%29.aspx Drill down the link in this article. Thanks.