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Testing ASP.NET Web Applications

Synopsis:

This is a unique resource that combines all aspects of Web testing and makes it completely specific to ASP.NET. As Microsoft's key Web technology for creating dynamic, data-driven Web sites and Web applications, ASP.NET is incredibly popular. This is the first book to combine several testing topics and make them specific to ASP.NET. The author duo of Microsoft MVPs covers both the test-driven development approach and the specifics of automated user interface testing; performance, load, and stress testing; accessibility testing; and, security testing. This definitive guide walks you through the many testing pitfalls you might experience when developing ASP.NET applications. The authors explain the fundamental concepts of testing and demystify all the correct actions you need to consider and the tools that are available so that you may successfully text your application. Author duo of Microsoft MVPs offer a unique resource: a combination of several testing topics and making them specific to ASP.NET, Microsoft's key Web technology for creating dynamic, data-driven Web sites and applications. This title guides you through the many testing pitfalls you may experience when developing ASP.N ET applications. It reviews the fundamental concepts of testing and walks you through the various tools and techniques available and for successfully testing an application. It discusses several different types of testing: acceptance, stress, accessibility, and security. It examines various testing tools, such as nUnit, VS test suite, WCAT, Selenium, Fiddler, Firebug, and more. This one-of-a-kind resource will help you become proficient in successful application testing.

Author Biography:

Jeff McWherter is a Microsoft MVP for ASP.NET and the Director of Simplicity at Web Ascender. He is a founding member and current Program Director for the Greater Lansing User Group for .NET (GLUG.net). Ben Hall is a Microsoft MVP for C# and a seasoned software developer/tester. In addition to his practice and research in test techniques, he speaks at conferences and user groups on testing and test driven development.

Table of Contents:

Introduction. Chapter 1, Preliminary Concerns. Chapter 2, Design and Testability. Chapter 3, Unit Testing and Test Driven Development. Chapter 4, Integration Testing. Chapter 5, Automated User Interface Testing. Chapter 6, Acceptance Testing. Chapter 7, Manual Testing. Chapter 8, Performance Testing. Chapter 9, Accessibility Testing. Chapter 10, Security Testing. Index.

Additional Information:

Illustrations: illustrations Related subjects: Computer programming Internet languages