Spec Explorer Walkthrough

Question

Do you have a Spec explorer walkthough that demonstrates usage?

Can you tell me where I can find such a walkthrough?

Answer 1

I suggest following the modeling guidance, included in the tool. You can find the steps in the online help: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee620476.aspx.

Answer 2

Hi Nico,

is there any way to use MOQ testing framework and SpecExplorer together.

I want to use MOQ framework to mock the dependencies of my SUT(System under testing). For generating unit test cases I am trying to use SpecExplorer.

Is it possible to use both of them together for unit test case generation.

Answer 3

Hi Rama,

I've never tried using them together.

Best,

Nico

Answer 4

Hi Nico,

For ex: I have two classes. one is BankService and second is TransactionService.

BankService is dependent on TransactionService. I am using DependencyInjection to inject TransactionService into BankService in constructor.

I was shared with contract interface ITransactionService but not implementation. Using MoQ framework we can substitute ITransactionService with some fake object.

How could I model this  and generate unit testcases

Can you suggest that how could I generate unit test cases using SpecExplorer. is SpecExplorer used only for functional testing?

Appreciate your help in this.

Thanks.

Answer 5

In step 9.(selecting Author a model from scratch or Test existing implementation item from drop-down list) of this online help, I repeatedly received this Visual Studio error message:"Microsoft Visual Studio Encountered a problem and needs to close."+"Windows is checking for solution to the problem...". Next Visual Studion tries found the solution but without any result. I must restart Visual Studio. When I open the project and try again select an item from drop-down list, the error is repeated.

Answer 6

Hi Stefan,

We couldn't repro this problem. Is it possible for you to share the solution you are using with us? If that's the case, you can send it to [e-mail] and we'll take a look.

Thanks,

Spec Explorer Team.