Getting started with Visual Studio white box testing

Now more and more software development uses white box testing, and C ++ has cppunit ,. net has nunit, and a test framework is also provided for us in Visual Studio. However, this test framework seems to be available only in a few versions of.

What versions does Visual Studio have? In terms of visualstudio2005, what version does he have? What are the differences between different versions?

Refer to the webpage:

Http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio/aa700921.aspx

The following table is copied from the webpage. Visual Studio 2005 product line overview.

Visual Studio 2005 product line Overview

Feature	Express Products	Visual Studio Standard Edition	Visual Studio Professional Edition	Visual Studio Tools for office	Visual Studio team system
Intelliisense	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Code Editor	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Code snippets	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Programming versions ages supported DED	VB, VC #, VC ++, and vj # are single language. Visual westmdes VC # and VB	All	All	VB and VC #	All
Office Development Support *	No	No	No	Support for Excel 2003, Word 2003, infopath 2003 2003	Support for Excel 2003, Word 2003, infopath 2003 2003
User Experience	Simplified menu options and defaults	Simplified menu options and defaults	Full	Full	Full
Windows Forms designer	VB, VC #, VC ++, VJ #	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Web forms designer	Visual Web Developer	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Mobile Device Support *	No	Yes	Yes	No	Yes
Database Design tools (Create/modify tablesprocedures)	Local	Local and remote	Local and remote	Local and remote	Local and remote
Data Access designers	VB, VC #, VC ++, VJ #: local, Visual Web Developer: Local	Local and remote	Local and remote	Local and remote	Local and remote
Documentation	10 MB "Getting started"; starter kitfirst-time programmers; 200 MB optional msdn Express	Msdn	Msdn	Msdn	Msdn
Class Designer/object test example *	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
XML editor support	XML only	XML only	Full XML/XSLT	Full XML/XSLT	Full XML/XSLT
Deployment tools	Clickonce	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Extensibility	Use 3rd party controls and content. No macros, packages	Write, record, run macros, write and consume add-ipackages (partner products)	Write, record, run macros, write and consume add-ipackages (partner products)	Write, record, run macros, write and consume add-ipackages (partner products)	Write, record, run macros, write and consume add-ipackages (partner products)
Reporting	Visual Web Developer: SQL Server reporting services add-in	SQL Server Reporting Services	SQL Server Reporting Services/Crystal Reports	SQL Server Reporting Services	SQL Server Reporting Services/Crystal Reports
Source code control	No	Msscci-compatible (visual sourcesafe sold separately)	Msscci-compatible (visual sourcesafe sold separately)	Msscci-compatible (visual sourcesafe sold separately)	Msscci-compatible (effecdes visual sourcesafe, viteam Foundation server sold separately)
Debugging	Local	Local	Local/remote	Local	Local/remote
64-bit compiler support (itanium)	No	No	No	No	Yes
64-bit compiler support (x64)	No	Yes	Yes	No	Yes
Server Explorer	No	No	All	All	All
Integration of SQL Server 2005	No	No	Yes	Yes	Yes
Code profiling	No	No	No	No	Yes
Static Analysis	No	No	No	No	Yes
Unit testing *	No	No	No	No	Yes
Code coverage	No	No	No	No	Yes
Project Management	No	No	No	No	Yes
Test Case Management	No	No	No	No	Yes
Offline database project	No	No	No	No	Yes
Data Generation	No	No	No	No	Yes
Database refactoring	No	No	No	No	Yes
Database schema and data compare	No	No	No	No	Yes
Database deployment tools	No	No	No	No	Yes
Size	80 Mb (express + SQL express +. NET Framework redist)	Multiple CDs	Multiple CDs	Multiple CDs	Multiple CDs
Additional tools supported DED	SQL Server 2005 express Edition	SQL Server 2005 express Edition	SQL Server 2005 Developer Edition	SQL Server 2005 Developer Edition; Microsoft Office developer extensions; Access 2003 runtime license	SQL Server 2005 Developer Edition (supported ded with clieonly)

To put it simply, we can summarize:
Express --- trial version
Pro --- Visual Studio 2005 Professional Edition is a version suitable for small-scale use, with 8-10 people authorized.
STD --- the full name is Visual Studio Standard Edition, which is also an Authorized Version, more than pro;
Vsto --- Visual Studio 2005 tools for the Microsoft Office System, which is used to develop office products;
Vsts --- Visual Studio 2005 team system is also the most comprehensive version for all levels of Software Development
In these versions, only vsts has the unit test function. Therefore, to use Visual Studio for white-box testing, you must install vsts, which is unavailable in other versions.

After installing vsts, start writing white-box test code. Step by step:

1. Create a test project

2. modify the code in the generated unittest1.cs file ,:

In this way, we have written two test methods testmethod1 () and testmethod2 (); to let them pass and fail respectively.

3. In actual projects, there will be a lot of test methods. To facilitate management, we will create some test lists ),:

4. I forgot to mention how the test Manager workspace is displayed.

Select in view-toolbars-test tools to display the test toolbar. Then, click test Manager on the toolbar.

Then, as shown in, first select the test method to run in test Manager, and then click the button marked with a red box to run the selected test method.
After running, open the test result panel and you will be able to see the running result. We can see that the test method we wrote is passed and failed.
It's so easy to get started with white box testing.

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