This post might be useful if you perform auto-registration of your components through an interface. Like this: …
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Featured in the Spaghetti Code Podcast
I was recently interviewed on the Spaghetti Code Podcast, hosted by Microsoft’s Jeff Brand. Jeff and I talked about Mocking and how it relates to the development process, testing process and your …
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How to Use Rhinos AssertWasNotCalled
At times in the testing process you want to make sure that a certain method on a mocked object _does_not_ get called. For example, perhaps you’re performing some validation on a object and the object …
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ASP.NET App – is not a valid Win32 application
Never seen this one before until this morning. Well, I’ve seen the “not a valid Win32 application” error a ton of times, but this is the first time on with an ASP.NET app (running MVC). How …
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An Exercise in Managing the Measurements
I’m a firm believer in the phrase: “What gets measured gets managed.” When it comes to unit testing code coverage is something we can use to measure how much of our code is under test. By no …
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Build Report Will Not Show in CCNET
Ok, stupid … but time consuming. If you edit your dashboard.config in CCNET to incldue NCoverExplorer details and for some reason the report NEVER SHOWS you need to do the following: Restart …
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