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I am new to VS( about 6 months), we have an application built using WCF and I am looking for some pointer to build a automation framework around it.
I tried with soap UI but its too simple for my application, any suggestions/pointers where and how should I start building this framework( only option I see here is Nunit.
here is my requirement, I am looking more of step by step guide to achieve this
A simple framework which will send some precooked input to the service and will have some expected value, this expected value will then matched against the actual value assert.
This sounds like a good candidate for Visual Studio's Web & Load Test feature. I personally use these to test WCF endpoints frequently. You can either record steps using your browser, or write code that consumes your service. Either way, it functions just as a normal unit test does.
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I'm adding statistical processing to a C# app using rdotnet, which looks ideal for our current needs. Basically, the app generates lots of different time series, and we use R to calculate distributions, quantiles etc.
What would be great for a future version would be if we could add an interactive R console to the app, so that the user can perform further ad hoc processing on the data within the app environment.
Initial research hasn't thrown up any pointer or examples. Can anyone suggest a way forward ?
Thanks.
Capturing the R Console I/O and show it in a console is possible, but making it interactive may not be possible. You will find more details in this discussion post and the links it has to other posts. The post also has alternate solutions proposed; basically where the R console is the main application and loads/shows your C# application.
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I am doing a project in MVC 3 with C# and would like to put test cases to simulate user actions in Views, and compare if the data was saved correctly in the database. But searched and did not find any material or good example.
Any suggestions how to do?
This is called "end-to-end" testing, or "integration" testing, and there are many frameworks and solutions out there for this.
One that I have used in the past is Selenium: http://docs.seleniumhq.org/
But there are many others: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_GUI_testing_tools
They are called "end-to-end" because they automate the UI as if it is the user performing the actions, and then they run steps to validate the results of said actions; in this way, they test the entire application at once rather than each independent component individually (as is the case with Unit Tests).
An important aspect of writing tests is that views and UI are difficult to test / simulate. MVC and MVVM get around this by letting you test your Model and Controller or your Model and ViewModel.
There are tools that help you to test the views for doing UI testing like Watin, Selenium etc.
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I did a search online and was not able to find any tool or app that were designed to do this. I am looking for a set of C# class libraries you can link or reference into your code, or external command-line application that would allow me to dynamically compare two database schemas and generate scripts for transforming one database into the other, without loosing any data in a relatively speedy fashion. All tools I have seen so far, works in a static manner, i.e. you are comparing one db to the next to generate change scripts on your own local system. I am planning to include this in an installer, so it will run on a remote system therefore making it critical that it is possible to automate the process. Also licensing should be somewhat successible to that fact, i.e. a small fee per install is acceptable, or a larger one time fee and no inclusion fee.
Redgate can do that. Try their site http://www.red-gate.com/products/sql-development/sql-compare/
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I work in a shop that has a number of very good C# developers who have been using ASP.NET WebForms and would like to move to a MVC framework. To make things more complicated, we would also like to be able to run this under mono.
So my question is, are there any good MVC frameworks for mono, that have been tried and tested in the real world or are we better with Windows Server and IIS?
I've used Castle Monorail in Mono 2.0, and haven't had any problems.
I'm pretty sure you can run django with ironpython under mono. I haven't ever tried it but maybe you should check it out.
Sorry if this was unhelpful as you mentioned C# which django is not...
Give a look to http://netfluid.org/ it's a new interesting .net web server and it works on mono
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Any recommends here? I need something that can take a set of processes and batch them together. For example, I need to:
1) execute some sql
2) run C# snippets
3) have checkpoint steps with human interaction (i.e. send off an email at step X and wait for a user to review a result and click continue etc...)
If you are using C#, you might as well use the Windows Workflow Framework that's part of 3.5. That is pretty much exactly what it's used for.
I use Captaris Workflow for that. Quite expensive but it works really well.
Depends on how much you're willing to code vs how much you're willing to pay. You could code it all in "plain" .NET code for "free". Next step up would be using Windows Workflow, though you'd still need to code the "human interaction" steps. Slightly more expensive would be a tool like FinalBuilder or Automiser, which would mean less code for you to write, and a more visual workflow designer. Even more expensive- but allowing for potentially no code- would be an enterprise system like BizTalk, MetaStorm, K2, etc.