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Running and debugging unit tests with NUnit and Visual Studio
Filed Under GIS, ArcObjects, devs, .NET, OOAD, Unit Test | 1 Comment
For .NET developers a very usefull and free framework for unit testing is NUnit, that is a .NET implementation of the popular JUnit for Java.
I am using this for unit testing zigGIS, the Open Source ArcGis Desktop connector for PostGIS in which I am currently involved.
I will show you in this post how easy and powerfull is to create, run and debug unit test for a .NET library or application.
After installing NUnit, you can add a reference to it in your VS solution. After doing so you are ready to implement one or more classes (fixtures) for performing unit tests.
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