Software Testing using Visual Studio 2010

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A step by step guide to understand the features and concepts of testing applications using Visual Studio. Master all the new tools and techniques in Visual Studio 2010 and the Team Foundation Server for testing applications Customize reports with Team foundation server. Get to grips with the new Test Manager tool for maintaining Test cases Take full advantage of new Visual Studio features for testing an application's User Interface Packed with real world examples and step by step instructions to get you up and running with application testing In Detail When testing your applications on the Microsoft platform, Visual Studio 2010 offers you a range of powerful tools for different types of testing. This Microsoft product makes the testing process easier and faster. A concise guide that will lead you through the amazing range of features offered by Visual Studio 2010 to test your software applications before going live. It is packed with simple but interesting examples to make you comfortable with Visual Studio 2010 testing environment. The book introduces you to the main types of testing available in Visual Studio for both desktop and web applications, and then walks you through deploying, running, and interpreting the results of tests. Visual Studio 2010 is the new version of Microsoft's software development product, and includes lots of new features for developing and testing software applications. In collaboration with Team Foundation Server, it provides supporting tools for the management of the entire application life cycle, including development and testing. This book is more focused on testing features and the supporting tools provided by Visual Studio 2010 for testing the applications. The book begins by explaining different types of tests as part of the software development cycle, and then dives deep into providing an overview of each type of application testing using Visual Studio 2010 features. Along the way you will also learn in detail about creating and maintaining the test cases and associating the test cases with requirements using the Test Manager Tool. Each chapter in the book concentrates on explaining each test type using the features and tools provided by Visual Studio 2010. You will be guided in using these features with real world examples with step by step explanations. Get to grips with the amazing range of features offered by the Visual Studio for testing your software applications before going live. What you will learn from this book Master different types of testing in the software development life cycle, and how test management is supported in Visual Studio 2010. Use test manager for creating test plans, test suites and requirement based test suites. Create and customize code from the action recording and associate the data to UI testing. Get grips with web performance testing and set properties for the web test. Learn about creating a load test for simulating actual user loads and tests using virtual users, browser mix and network mix. Understand the concept of using Test Controller and Test Agents and configuring them when simulating the multi-user environment to test performance Master the test list and running tests in a specific order. Get acquainted with Generic test which is used for testing third party components and services Use the command line utility MSTest to run the tests and publish the results to Team Project and Team Build in Team Foundation Server Learn about Test results and associating tests as part of automated build-in. Approach This book starts with basic understanding of different types of tests. It then goes about explaining several examples with a step-by-step approach to master concepts and the features needed to help the reader understand testing clearly. Who this book is written for If you are a developer, a software tester, or an architect who wishes to master the amazing range of features offered by the Visual Studio 2010 for testing your software applications before going live - then this book is for you. This book assumes that you have a basic knowledge of testing software applications and have good work experience of using Visual Studio IDE.

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N. Satheesh Kumar, PMP has Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science Engineering and has around fourteen years of experience in software development life cycle, project, and program management. He started his career developing software applications using Borland software products in a company based in India and then moved to the United Arab Emirates and continued developing applications using Borland Delphi and customizing Great Plain Dynamics (now known as Microsoft Dynamics). He moved back to India and spent three years in designing and developing application software using Microsoft products for a top Multinational Company in India and then spent couple of years in Project Management and Program Management activities. Now he works as a Technical Architect at Bangalore for a top retail company based in the United States. He works with the latest Microsoft technologies and has published many articles on LINQ and other features of .NET. He is also the author of the books LINQ Quickly and Software Testing using Microsoft Visual Studio 2008. S. Subashni PMP has Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science Engineering and around Twelve years of experience in software development and testing life cycle, project, and program management. She is a certified Project Management Professional (PMP) and Certified Software Test Manager (CSTM). She started her career as DBA in Oracle technology and later developed many software applications using Borland software products for a Multinational company based in Chennai, India and then moved to Bangalore. She is presently working for a Multinational company in the area of Managing development and testing projects. She is also the coauthor of the book Software Testing using Microsoft Visual Studio 2008. Table of Contents Preface Chapter 1: Visual Studio 2010 Test Types Chapter 2: Test Plan, Test Suite, and Manual Testing Chapter 3: Automated Tests Chapter 4: Unit Testing Chapter 5: Web Performance Testing Chapter 6: Advanced Web Testing Chapter 7: Load Testing Chapter 8: Ordered and Generic Tests Chapter 9: Managing and Configuring a Test Chapter 10: Command Line Chapter 11: Working with Test Results Chapter 12: Reporting Chapter 13: Test and Lab Center Index