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| Testing and Debugging Quickstart | Table of Contents |
- FAQ: Visual Studio Team Edition for software tester (Microsoft)
- Overview: Getting started with team system testing tools (Microsoft)
- How-to's: A collection of 100 'How do I?' for testers (Microsoft)
- How to: Create a test project (Microsoft)
- How to: Configure test project creation (Microsoft)
- Article: Selecting a test type (Microsoft)
- Overview: Team System testing tools windows (Microsoft)
- Overview: Dialog boxes of Team Edition for testers (Microsoft)
- Overview: Test containers (Microsoft)
- Walkthrough: Creating and running unit tests (Microsoft)
- Walkthrough: Run tests and view code coverage (Microsoft)
- Walkthrough: Using the command-line test utility (Microsoft)
- Walkthrough: Creating a coded Web test (Microsoft)
- Walkthrough: Recording and running a Web test (Microsoft)
- Walkthrough: Creating and running a load test (Microsoft)
- Walkthrough: Creating and running a manual test (Microsoft)
- Walkthrough: Creating and running a generic test (Microsoft)
- Walkthrough: Managing tests using lists and properties (Microsoft)
- Guide: Troubleshooting test execution (Microsoft)
- Video: Sara Ford: What does it mean to test? (Microsoft)
| Creating and Editing Tests | Table of Contents |
- Article: Web test authoring and debugging techniques (Microsoft)
- How to: Generate a unit test (Microsoft)
- How to: Author a unit test (Microsoft)
- Article: Creating a Web test (Microsoft)
- How to: Record a Web test (Microsoft)
- How to: Create a coded Web test (Microsoft)
- Article: Creating a Load test (Microsoft)
- How to: Create a Manual test (Microsoft)
- How to: Create a Generic test (Microsoft)
- How to: Create an Ordered test (Microsoft)
- Overview: Selecting a test type (Microsoft)
| Test Management | Table of Contents |
- How to: Customize test views (Microsoft)
- How to: Filter views (Microsoft)
- How to: Open a test to edit (Microsoft)
- How to: Run selected tests (Microsoft)
- How to: Organize tests into test lists (Microsoft)
- How to: Disable and enable tests (Microsoft)
- How to: Associate a work item with a test (Microsoft)
- How to: Add a test result to a work item (Microsoft)
- Article: Reusing tests (Microsoft)
- How to: Import a solution and its tests (Microsoft)
- Article: Using test lists (Microsoft)
- How to: Create a test list (Microsoft)
- How to: Organize tests into test lists (Microsoft)
- How to: Configure and run Build Verification Tests (BVTs) (Microsoft)
- Walk through: Managing tests using lists and properties (Microsoft)
- Walk through: Using the command-line test utility (Microsoft)
| Running Tests | Table of Contents |
- How to: Run selected tests (Microsoft)
- How to: Pause, resume, and stop a test run (Microsoft)
- How to: Rerun a test (Microsoft)
- Overview: Test Deployment (Microsoft)
- Article: Steps in a test run (Microsoft)
- Article: Instrumenting and re-signing assemblies (Microsoft)
- How to: Configure test deployment (Microsoft)
- How to: Specify a test run configuration (Microsoft)
- How to: Apply a test run configuration (Microsoft)
- How to: Debug while a test is running (Microsoft)
- How to: Create a performance session for a test (Microsoft)
- How to: Guidelines for smoke testing (Microsoft)
- Walk through: Creating and running unit tests (Microsoft)
- Walk through: Using the command-line test utility (Microsoft)
| Testing Results and Analysis | Table of Contents |
- Article: Test results reported (Microsoft)
- Article: Basic test results (Microsoft)
- How to: Adjust test results views (Microsoft)
- How to: Obtain code coverage data (Microsoft)
- How to: Create a bug from a test result (Microsoft)
- How to: Merge code coverage data (Microsoft)
- How to: Export test results (Microsoft)
- How to: Import test results (Microsoft)
- How to: Publishing test results (Microsoft)
- How to: Delete test results (Microsoft)
- Article: Moving test data into the data warehouse (Microsoft)
- How to: Create a results store using SQL (Microsoft)
- Article: Simplifying application maintenance with Visual Basic 2005 (Microsoft)
- Webcast: Debugging enhancements for managed code (Microsoft)
- Webcast: Debugging Smart Client applications with Visual Studio 2005 (Microsoft)
| Controllers and Agents | Table of Contents |
- Overview: About the controller and agents (Microsoft)
- Guide: Setting up the controller and agent functionality (Microsoft)
- How to: Add an agent to a controller (Microsoft)
- How to: Administer the rig (Microsoft)
- How to: Run a test on a rig (Microsoft)
- How to: View a test run on a rig (Microsoft)
- Overview: Controller and agent security (Microsoft)
| Unit Tests | Table of Contents |
- Overview: Structure of unit tests (Microsoft)
- Article: A unit testing walkthrough with Visual Studio Team test (Microsoft)
- How to: Add data binding to a Web test (Microsoft)
- How to: Configure a data-driven unit test (Microsoft)
- How to: Adjust test results views (Microsoft)
- How to: Coding a data-driven unit test (Microsoft)
- How to: Create an ASP.NET unit test (Microsoft)
- How to: Specify a test run configuration (Microsoft)
- How to: Unit tests and C++ (Microsoft)
- How to: Unit tests and generics (Microsoft)
- How to: Testing Web services (Microsoft)
- How to: Generate a unit test (Microsoft)
- How to: Author a unit test (Microsoft)
- How to: Test a private method (Microsoft)
- How to: Regenerate private accessors (Microsoft)
- How to: Unit testing framework (Microsoft)
- How to: Using the assert classes (Microsoft)
| Web Tests | Table of Contents |
- Article: Web test authoring and debugging techniques (Microsoft)
- Article: Introducing Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Team System Web testing (Microsoft)
- How to: Record a Web test (Microsoft)
- How to: Create a coded Web test (Microsoft)
- How to: Set think times in a Web test (Microsoft)
- How to: Edit an existing Web test (Microsoft)
- How to: Add a validation rule to a Web test (Microsoft)
- How to: Add an extraction rule to a Web test (Microsoft)
- How to: Add data binding to a Web test (Microsoft)
- How to: Add a transaction to a Web test (Microsoft)
- How to: Set credentials on a Web test (Microsoft)
- How to: Parameterize a Web server (Microsoft)
- How to: Verify a Web test (Microsoft)
- How to: Change the Web test run settings (Microsoft)
- How to: Run a Web test from the command line (Microsoft)
- Walk through: Recording and running a Web test (Microsoft)
- Walk through: Adding data binding to a Web test (Microsoft)
- Walk through: Adding validation and extraction rules to a Web test (Microsoft)
- Walk through: Creating a coded Web test (Microsoft)
- How to: Create a custom validation rule (Microsoft)
- How to: Create a custom extraction rule (Microsoft)
- How to: Create a Web test request plug-In (Microsoft)
- How to: Create a Web test plug-In (Microsoft)
- How to: Create a Web service test (Microsoft)
- How to: Use the Web test API (Microsoft)
- How to: Troubleshooting Web tests (Microsoft)
| Load Tests | Table of Contents |
- Overview: Understanding load tests (Microsoft)
- How to: Launch the load test wizard (Microsoft)
- How to: Specify scenarios (Microsoft)
- How to: Specify load patterns (Microsoft)
- How to: Specify test mix (Microsoft)
- How to: Specify browser mix (Microsoft)
- How to: Specify network mix (Microsoft)
- How to: Specify counter sets (Microsoft)
- How to: Specify run settings (Microsoft)
- How to: Add scenarios to load tests (Microsoft)
- How to: Change the load pattern (Microsoft)
- How to: Add tests to a load test scenario (Microsoft)
- How to: Add browsers to a load test scenario (Microsoft)
- How to: Remove browsers from a load test scenario (Microsoft)
- How to: Add networks to a load test scenario (Microsoft)
- How to: Remove networks from a load test scenario (Microsoft)
- How to: Manage counter sets (Microsoft)
- How to: Change the run settings (Microsoft)
- How to: Change the think profile (Microsoft)
- How to: Integrate SQL trace data (Microsoft)
- How to: Create a results store using SQL (Microsoft)
- How to: Select a load test results store (Microsoft)
- How to: Run a load test (Microsoft)
- How to: Run a load test from the command line (Microsoft)
- How to: Run a load test using agents (Microsoft)
- Overview: Working with the load test monitor and analyzer (Microsoft)
- Overview: Working with graphs (Microsoft)
- Overview: Working with errors and thresholds (Microsoft)
- How to: Monitor a load test (Microsoft)
- How to: View a previous load test run (Microsoft)
- How to: Zoom in on a region of the graph (Microsoft)
- How to: Analyze an error (Microsoft)
- How to: Use the load test API (Microsoft)
- How to: Create a load test plug-in (Microsoft)
- Walk through: Creating and running a load test (Microsoft)
| Manual Tests | Table of Contents |
- Overview: Manual tests (Microsoft)
- How to: Create a manual test (Microsoft)
- How to: Run a manual test (Microsoft)
- How to: Set time limits for running tests (Microsoft)
- Walk through: Creating and running a manual test (Microsoft)
| Generic Tests | Table of Contents |
- Overview: Generic tests (Microsoft)
- How to: Create a generic test (Microsoft)
- Walk through: Creating and running a generic test (Microsoft)
- Download: Generic test sample (Microsoft)
- Example: Generic test command-line arguments (Microsoft)
- Example: Using a summary results file with a generic test (Microsoft)
- Example: Generic test file deployment (Microsoft)
| Ordered Tests | Table of Contents |
- Overview: Ordered tests (Microsoft)
- How to: Create an ordered test (Microsoft)
| Class Libraries and Reference | Table of Contents |
- Namespace: Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.LoadTesting (Microsoft)
- Namespace: Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting (Microsoft)
- Namespace: Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting.Web (Microsoft)
- Namespace: Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.WebTesting (Microsoft)
- Namespace: Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.WebTesting.Rules (Microsoft)
- Reference: Visual Studio Team System Glossary (Microsoft)
- Reference: Unit testing framework (Microsoft)
- Reference: Guidelines for conducting design and code reviews (Microsoft)
- Reference: Guidelines for writing secure code (Microsoft)
- Reference: Guidelines for checking in quality code (Microsoft)
- Reference: Guidelines for debugging (Microsoft)
- Reference: Guidelines for Using code analysis tools (Microsoft)
- Reference: Code analysis check-in policies (Microsoft)
| Forums and Community | Table of Contents |
- Where peers share know-how and experience: ITKnowledge Exchange (SearchVB.com)
- Forum: Visual Studio Team Edition for Software Testers (Microsoft)
- Forum: Visual Studio Debugger (Microsoft)
- Blog: Bill Barnett (Microsoft)
- Blog: Josh Christie (Microsoft)
- Blog: Team System Quality Tools (Microsoft)
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