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Darrell Norton

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Darrell Norton is a consultant for CapTech Ventures.
NUnitAsp 1.5 released Posted: Sep 1, 2004 9:44 PM
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I found out that NUnitAsp had released a new version from my referrer logs. Seems they linked to my NUnitAsp Best Practices post (thanks guys!). The changes are excellent:

  • Added an ImageButtonTester.Click overload that takes no arguments.
  • Added CLS compliance (except for certain members).
  • Added HTTP proxy support to the Browser (HttpClient) object.
  • Clarified API documentation for all classes.
  • Renamed AnchorTester HTML control tester to HtmlAnchorTester.
  • Added postback (server-side click) support to HtmlAnchorTester.
  • Added simple ASP.NET error page parsing to display meaningful exceptions in tests.
  • Added FAQ: How to test redirection.
  • Added FAQ: Support for frames/pop-up windows/Javascript/HTML controls.
  • Made more methods public or protected to aid creation of custom testers.
  • Created HtmlTag class to simplify creation of control testers.
  • Fixed AssertEquals to display better failure messages with string arrays.

After I roll off this current smart client project, I’m going to be back programming ASP.NET with NUnitAsp again (thank goodness)!


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