How to create a Unit Test with Visual Studio 2012

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Hi friends,

I am very new to software testing
I have created a Unit Test project for my application, and added my project as reference in the unit test project....
What should I do next ???
I have a class UnitTest1 with TestMethod1() in it...
can any one tell me ,,, wht to do next... :(

Posted 14-Aug-13 0:38am

Yesudasan Moses

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 14-Aug-13 6:41am

What unit testing framework are you using?
Anyway, the answer would be: it depend on what do you want to do next. :-)
—SA

Sushil Mate 14-Aug-13 8:11am

OP's reply :

I dont have any Idea... I want to test my windows application...
When I copy some classes or methodes to it, it shws error like
"The name button1 does not exist in the current context" etc

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 14-Aug-13 9:39am

Not clear. Programming is not done by copying classes...
—SA

Yesudasan Moses 14-Aug-13 10:20am

Not to my project i mean,,,
i was copying some classes to the unit test namespace...

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 14-Aug-13 10:25am

This is not how programming is done, and not how testing is developed.
What is your testing framework? Read its documentation.
—SA

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ridoy · Answer 1 · 2013-08-14T01:25:00

Solution 1

Google[^] is your friend in this case.
Also see..
Walkthrough: Creating and Running Unit Tests for Managed Code[^]
Unit Testing using Visual Studio 2012[^]

Posted 14-Aug-13 1:25am

ridoy

Sisir Patro · Answer 2 · 2013-08-14T01:54:00

Solution 2

HI,

You can also follow the videos here.

Thanks

Posted 14-Aug-13 1:54am

Sisir Patro