Announcing Isolator for Sharepoint with a free full license for bloggers – ISerializable – Roy Osherove’s Blog

We’re just now starting a huge Sharepoint project and this new edition of Isolator might be good for that project. I’ll need to try it out!

And they’re even giving it away for free! 50 licenses anyways. I’m hoping there’s one for me! For that to happen I have to include this text:

Typemock are offering their new product for unit testing SharePoint called Isolator For SharePoint, for a special introduction price. it is the only tool that allows you to unit test SharePoint without a SharePoint server. To learn more click here.

The first 50 bloggers who blog this text in their blog and tell us about it, will get a Full Isolator license, Free. for rules and info click here.

Announcing Isolator for Sharepoint with a free full license

So that’s cool! So, if I do happen to get a free license I’ll tell you all about it, right here!

for bloggers – ISerializable – Roy Osherove’s Blog

SQL load testing tool

Jeff Beehler’s Blog : Rangers ship SQL load testing tool

This tool takes a SQL Profiler trace file and generates a unit test that replays the same sequence of database calls found in the trace file. The unit test is designed to be used in a Visual Studio Load Test.

This is pretty cool! It’s a nice way of making sure you don’t screw up anything and create performance guidance.

Using BizUnit with the Business Process Management Scenario

Using BizUnit with the Business Process Management Scenario

This topic will utilize one of the end-to-end scenarios provided with BizTalk Server 2006 and show how you can use the techniques described so far to perform automated functional and performance testing of the solution. This provides a realistic scenario to help determine how the tools and techniques presented in this guide can be used to incorporate testing into BizTalk Server solutions.

A thorough walk through on how to use BizUbit with a large BizTalk solution. I feel that the biggest problem with automated BizTalk testing is the endpoints. I mean, I don’t have an MSMQ, ehm, queue running on my machine… Neither does the guy next to me, but the guy behind me does. What I’m getting at here is this: For unit testing to work you have to isolate the test and for integration tests you have to run in a “as real world as possible” environment. Faking a SAP or Meridio server isn’t easy when doing integration testing… But perhaps you could just use the test environment? I need to think more on this I guess.

PaulStovell.NET » NullObject.For

Interesting. Sort of a poor mans mocking framework, only not.  

PaulStovell.NET » NullObject.For

Rob Conery » A Hack’s Guide To Unit Testing Generated HTML

If I ever end up on a project with TDD and lots of user generated (x)HTML I might wanna do this too! So, saving this!

Link to Rob Conery » A Hack’s Guide To Unit Testing Generated HTML

Jeff Beehler’s Blog : Load testing Windows Communication Foundation applications

 

Link to Jeff Beehler’s Blog : Load testing Windows Communication Foundation applications

CodeProject: Data Driven Web Testing With Visual Studio 2008 Team System. Free source code and programming articles

We need to do automated Web testing, but I’m unsure if it’s doable…

Link to CodeProject: Data Driven Web Testing With Visual Studio 2008 Team System. Free source code and programming articles

Scott Hanselman’s Computer Zen – Moq: Linq, Lambdas and Predicates applied to Mock Objects

Interesting! I really, really wanna look more into unit testing and mocking!  

Link to Scott Hanselman’s Computer Zen – Moq: Linq, Lambdas and Predicates applied to Mock Objects

My Unit Testing Challenge – Stephen Wright

 

Link to My Unit Testing Challenge – Stephen Wright

Aaron Hallberg : Running Unit Tests for Individual Configurations with Team Build

 

Link to Aaron Hallberg : Running Unit Tests for Individual Configurations with Team Build