Jtest like tool for .net...?

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Hi All

Did any of you aware of the tool kit (framework) like Jtest (Automated Unit
Test Case Designer/Creater) which extends the JUnit test framework to the
work) is available for .NET?

Or is there any such tool is under development by any company?

There is NUnit for .NET unit testing. I think this can be extended to do the
work like Jtest.

Regards,
....Ashok
 
Hi,

Yes NUnit works with vb.net. Here is an link to article with some
useful tools for vs.net. Includes a link for nunit addin for vs.net

http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/04/07/MustHaveTools/

Ken
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Hi All

Did any of you aware of the tool kit (framework) like Jtest (Automated Unit
Test Case Designer/Creater) which extends the JUnit test framework to the
work) is available for .NET?

Or is there any such tool is under development by any company?

There is NUnit for .NET unit testing. I think this can be extended to do the
work like Jtest.

Regards,
....Ashok
 
Ashok,
As you & Ken point out you can get NUnit at www.nunit.org, however I'm not
sure of a JTest of .NET per se.


It sounds like JTest itself is a commercial product from Parasoft.

http://www.parasoft.com/jsp/products.jsp?itemId=13

You may need to contact Parasoft to find out if they have a .NET port of
their product...


I would be curious how JTest compares with the new Test tools included with
Visual Studio 2005 Team System, as I have not really used either yet (I
currently have VS.NET 2005 Standard Beta 2 loaded).

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/library/ms182409(en-us,vs.80).aspx

Hope this helps
Jay


| Hi All
|
| Did any of you aware of the tool kit (framework) like Jtest (Automated
Unit
| Test Case Designer/Creater) which extends the JUnit test framework to the
| work) is available for .NET?
|
| Or is there any such tool is under development by any company?
|
| There is NUnit for .NET unit testing. I think this can be extended to do
the
| work like Jtest.
|
| Regards,
| ...Ashok
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------
| "It is beautiful for an engineer to shape and design the same way
| that an artist shapes and designs. But whether the whole process
| makes any sense, whether men become happier - that I can no
| longer decide." - Rudolph Diesel
|
|
 
Hello Jay,

The speciality of the Jtest is it automatically creates/designes the test
cases by reading the source code. We don't need to write all the test cases.
It will create all possible test cases directly from the code. Writing test
cases is time tasking boring work :o)

I think Parasoft has no plans to port it to dot net. I think extending the
NUnit is the right choice.

Regards,
....Ashok

| Ashok,
| As you & Ken point out you can get NUnit at www.nunit.org, however I'm not
| sure of a JTest of .NET per se.
|
|
| It sounds like JTest itself is a commercial product from Parasoft.
|
| http://www.parasoft.com/jsp/products.jsp?itemId=13
|
| You may need to contact Parasoft to find out if they have a .NET port of
| their product...
|
|
| I would be curious how JTest compares with the new Test tools included
with
| Visual Studio 2005 Team System, as I have not really used either yet (I
| currently have VS.NET 2005 Standard Beta 2 loaded).
|
| http://msdn2.microsoft.com/library/ms182409(en-us,vs.80).aspx
|
| Hope this helps
| Jay
|
|
| | | Hi All
| |
| | Did any of you aware of the tool kit (framework) like Jtest (Automated
| Unit
| | Test Case Designer/Creater) which extends the JUnit test framework to
the
| | work) is available for .NET?
| |
| | Or is there any such tool is under development by any company?
| |
| | There is NUnit for .NET unit testing. I think this can be extended to do
| the
| | work like Jtest.
| |
| | Regards,
| | ...Ashok
| | ------------------------------------------------------------------------
| | "It is beautiful for an engineer to shape and design the same way
| | that an artist shapes and designs. But whether the whole process
| | makes any sense, whether men become happier - that I can no
| | longer decide." - Rudolph Diesel
| |
| |
|
|
 
Ashok,
My understanding VS.NET 2005 will also automatically create/design tests,
however as I suggest I have not loaded it yet, nor do I have any good
links...

For how to generate a unit test in VS.NET 2005 see:

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/library/ms182524(en-us,vs.80).aspx


Depending on what you want in "create/design" test, it should not be that
hard to create a utility in VS.NET 2002/2003 that leverages System.CodeDom
to create a unit test that targets NUnit...

Hope this helps
Jay

| Hello Jay,
|
| The speciality of the Jtest is it automatically creates/designes the test
| cases by reading the source code. We don't need to write all the test
cases.
| It will create all possible test cases directly from the code. Writing
test
| cases is time tasking boring work :o)
|
| I think Parasoft has no plans to port it to dot net. I think extending the
| NUnit is the right choice.
|
| Regards,
| ...Ashok
|
| || Ashok,
|| As you & Ken point out you can get NUnit at www.nunit.org, however I'm
not
|| sure of a JTest of .NET per se.
||
||
|| It sounds like JTest itself is a commercial product from Parasoft.
||
|| http://www.parasoft.com/jsp/products.jsp?itemId=13
||
|| You may need to contact Parasoft to find out if they have a .NET port of
|| their product...
||
||
|| I would be curious how JTest compares with the new Test tools included
| with
|| Visual Studio 2005 Team System, as I have not really used either yet (I
|| currently have VS.NET 2005 Standard Beta 2 loaded).
||
|| http://msdn2.microsoft.com/library/ms182409(en-us,vs.80).aspx
||
|| Hope this helps
|| Jay
||
||
|| || | Hi All
|| |
|| | Did any of you aware of the tool kit (framework) like Jtest (Automated
|| Unit
|| | Test Case Designer/Creater) which extends the JUnit test framework to
| the
|| | work) is available for .NET?
|| |
|| | Or is there any such tool is under development by any company?
|| |
|| | There is NUnit for .NET unit testing. I think this can be extended to
do
|| the
|| | work like Jtest.
|| |
|| | Regards,
|| | ...Ashok
||
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------
|| | "It is beautiful for an engineer to shape and design the same way
|| | that an artist shapes and designs. But whether the whole process
|| | makes any sense, whether men become happier - that I can no
|| | longer decide." - Rudolph Diesel
|| |
|| |
||
||
|
|
 
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