C++: how to implement data driven concept in a C++ managed test project in mstest?

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I was trying to implement data driven test cases for module developed in C++ and I'm totally new to this one.

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Till now, I've understood that for native projects, data-driven type can't be implemented.

If there's no built in functionality, I need to read the values from the CSV/XML file and implement it?

Posted 14-Jun-16 1:36am

Ajay K.S

Updated 14-Jul-16 11:50am

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KOMMURI · Answer 1 · 2016-07-14T11:50:00

I read your question as follows.
"Is there a way to test native code using data driver approach?"

You would write the code that accesses the native code using managed C++ as library and then use the same in your managed test code that would have access to all the libraries to read from data sources.

Hope that answers.