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Re: Unit Test Linq to Sql in ASP.Net MVC with Moq

hatem — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 07:41:04 -0000

hello
ezyak ya emad
ana delwa2ty 3andy application 3amlo asp.net mvc + subsonic to create DAL
ana 3wz a3ml unit test 3la l controllers w ana ma3rafsh 2y 7aga fl testing wla 3omry 3amlto abl kda
fa yaret te2oly a3mlha ezy bebasata l2n ana lsa babtedy fa bera7a 3la a5ok:D
thnx in advance
salam

Re: Unit Test Linq to Sql in ASP.Net MVC with Moq

dbunittest — Wed, 13 May 2009 08:46:58 -0000

Hi,
In my opinion, DB Unit Testing is DB developer's business, not Application developer's. At least it is true in my organization, we believe the common developers are not good at database design, especially in the modern OO era.

We employed a powerful DB unit testing tool, it named as AnyDbTest. (www.anydbtest.com). By using this tool, we need NOT write Java/.Net DB unit testing code any more. We can configure one xml file to tell what we want to test and what is our assertion. Then AnyDbTest can do the rest things.

Additionally, we can versioned control the xml-style test case just like the code files. It is very handy.

Re: Unit Test Linq to Sql in ASP.Net MVC with Moq

Steve — Fri, 19 Dec 2008 19:34:59 -0000

Thank you - very helpful!

Re: Unit Test Linq to Sql in ASP.Net MVC with Moq

Emad Ibrahim — Fri, 11 Apr 2008 13:54:55 -0000

@cannonfodder good catch, I meant to reference the private field authenticatedController. I fixed the code.

Re: Unit Test Linq to Sql in ASP.Net MVC with Moq

CannonFodder — Fri, 11 Apr 2008 11:32:58 -0000

I think there's an error in the AuthenticatedController property. It seems to reference controller which does not appear to be declared. Did you mean to use authenticatedController?