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	NUnit for people who can't cook - Part I (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Therefore, we are going to cover not only the usage of NUnit, but also the small tricks on how to set it up most efficiently.
		I also want to point out another good article, which goes over the basics of NUnit, it can be found here.
		The interesting thing about how NUnit works is that you can simply use your exe file for the testing, so you do not need to change your build process.
	www.c-sharpcorner.com /3/NUnitP1MK.asp (1489 words)

	.NET Toolbox :: Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		NUnit is a lightweight unit testing framework that can be used to write and run unit tests in your.NET language of choice.
		NUnit is the.NET version of the popular open source xUnit family, but unlike many members of this family, NUnit innovates by taking advantage of.NET features like attributes and reflection to make the unit testing experience even better.
		NUnit is not just about writing and running unit tests though, it is about embracing a test-driven development cycle where you write unit tests before you write routines.
	dotnettoolbox.com /toolbox/ViewArticles.aspx?ID=10 (181 words)

	ITarchitect \| Articles \| Best practices for test-driven development using Nunit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		NUnit is open-source code, and a superbly elegant implementation of a unit testing framework.
		NUnit deals them a death blow: TDD is a much better way to achieve the same end.
		NUnit (like most other unit testing frameworks) provides a flexible infrastructure for the setup of test code that facilitates decoupling tests from each other.
	www.itarchitect.co.uk /articles/display.asp?id=75 (2941 words)

	Debian -- nunit
		NUnit is a unit testing framework for all.NET languages.
		It serves the same purpose as JUnit does in the Java world.
		This is a dummy package that depends on the other nunit packages.
	packages.debian.org /unstable/devel/nunit (104 words)

	NUnit :: DotNetJohn
		NUnit has quickly become a general practice (standard) among the product team where more developers, PM and testers have been pushing for this alternative.
		In NUnit version 2.0 it looks for changes to the test assemblies and will reload them automatically to ensure that the latest binary assembly is being tested.
		The benefit of NUnit is that it integrates easily into unit testing and.NET in general, and is an excellent tool for system and regression testing.
	www.dotnetjohn.com /articles.aspx?articleid=146 (1751 words)

	Charlie Poole - Nunit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		NUnit is a testing framework for all.NET languages.
		NUnit Extras are little programs, stylesheets and macros that work with NUnit to provide some extra bit of functionality.
		It is also the home of the NUnit Developers Wiki, used for discussion and planning purposes by the NUnit developers.
	www.charliepoole.org /cp.php?p=nunit (204 words)

	NUnit for people who can't work (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		This article will explain how the developer can optimize the use of Nunit to shorten their daily workflow dramatically.
		If you have read Part 1 of this article, then you might remember that the current way we use NUnit is far from perfect.
		Now simply press run and the GUI of NUnit should pop-up, run the UnitTest, and if you have been a good programmer, you might even get a green bar.
	www.c-sharpcorner.com /Code/2002/Jan/NUnitP2MK.asp (1204 words)

	NUnit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		NUnit is an open source unit testing framework for Microsoft.NET.
		It specifically looks at expanding NUnit to be able to handle testing user interface elements in Windows Forms.
		It specifically looks at expanding NUnit to be able to handle testing user interface elements in ASP.NET.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/NUnit (177 words)

	Extreme JS : NUnit MSI - an NUnit plugin for Setup & Deploy packages (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		To me, it became apparent quite some time ago that tests shouldn't just be a means of validating refactorings and amends locally, they should also be a first line of defence when it comes to deploying to and troubleshooting environments (security factors aside).
		The code for NUnit MSI is based directly on NUnit v2.2 (2.2.0), and makes use of all the behind the scenes logic from that, just re-implementing the UI portion of NUnit.
		I build NUnit from scratch so I was wondering if you could mail me the NUnit MSI source so I can build it with my version of NUnit.
	weblogs.asp.net /jsgreenwood/archive/2004/08/18/216229.aspx (1172 words)

	nunit - SWiK
		NUnit is a unit testing framework for all.NET languages on any.NET platform.
		NUnit is a unit testing framework for all [[.NET]] languages on any.NET platform.
		NUnit ccnet nant msbuild … Syndication Dec 14
	swik.net /nunit (632 words)

	Testing w/NUnit
		NUnit is an excellent tool to aid with these tasks.
		NUnit is freely available from the NUnit.org Web site for both the Windows and Mono environments.
		NUnit executes Setup first, then individual tests (it executes in the order it's listed in code if it isn't specified otherwise like running manually), and the TearDown section runs last.
	cmpe.emu.edu.tr /aelci/DotNET/Testing_NUnit.htm (1115 words)

	Developing Automated Tests Using NUnit and VB.NET
		NUnit is a unit testing framework that has been ported from JUnit.
		This tells the NUnit framework that this class is a set of tests that can be run by NUnit.
		NUnit caters for this using the SetUp and TearDown attributes.
	www.byte-vision.com /NUnitAndVBPrint.aspx (1005 words)

	Automated Testing Guy: NUnit "Quick and Dirty" Tutorial
		I'm assuming that you're familiar with C#/.NET, downloaded NUnit and have a development environment all setup for compiling and running C# code.
		NUnit also has a nice once-only initialization/de-initialization feature where you can do an initialization once before any tests are run (instead of once before every test is run) and once after all tests are run (instead of once after every test is run).
		I usually use NAnt to run my NUnit tests from the console but I also find it convenient to use the NUnit GUI when I want to run a subset of my tests.
	www.autotestguy.com /archives/2006/05/nunit_quick_and.html (784 words)

	Adventures in C#: Using NUnit
		So even though NUnit itself is written in C#, you can write your tests in Visual Basic or C++, or, I suppose, even in ML or Eiffel.
		NUnit tests allow us to write "assertions", and it checks those assertions to see if they are true.
		NUnit displays the console output right in one of its panes, and I build my software -- even forms software -- in console mode, so this works pretty well.
	www.xprogramming.com /xpmag/acsUsingNUnit.htm (4030 words)

	NUnit Testing Tools
		NUnit testing tools provide a means to test your object model, and is especially useful in ensuring that your application and its logic works correctly.
		NUnit relies on a set of conditions that you program in.
		NUnit comes with a set of attributes that we will see in action later.
	dotnetslackers.com /articles/aspnet/nunit_testing_tools.aspx (1068 words)

	NUnit.com Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		NUnit is a unit-testing framework for all.Net languages.
		Initially ported from JUnit, the current version, 2.2, is the fourth major release of this xUnit based unit testing tool for Microsoft.NET.
		The NUnit Developers Wiki is used for discussing proposed features and planning releases.
	nunit.com (185 words)

	Windojitsu.com -- Lamer than NUnit
		Still, it can be a bit cumbersome -- and the more popular tools of the trade (like NUnit) tend to make the experience even more so.
		Skipping the unit tests isn't the problem -- not finding the NUnit assembly reference is the problem.
		The testee assemblies contain a build-time reference to NUnit.Framework.dll, so, even though the test code is never intended to be run on an end-user's machine (and may even be #ifdef'd out), I'm still compelled to redist the NUnit assembly, or else lay awake at night worrying about fusion exceptions.
	www.windojitsu.com /blog/lamerthannunit.html (644 words)

	NUnit - Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		NUnit 2.0 is an excellent example of idiomatic design.
		This new version is NUnit as it would have been done had it been done in C# to begin with.
		The final release of NUnit 2.2 is now available from our download page.
	www.nunit.org (279 words)

	15 Seconds : Unit Test - Testing with NUnit Framework
		NUnit framework is port of JUnit framework from java and Extreme Programming (XP).
		The NUnit further watches a file/assembly change events and reload it as soon as they are changed.
		NUnit Framework, load and run the assemblies in separate AppDomain therefore you cannot use the debugging features of Visual Studio.
	www.15seconds.com /issue/040922.htm (2112 words)

	The Disco Blog » NUnit
		Test categorization within NUnit couldn’t be simpler and by segregating tests into logical groups defined by how long they take to run, build times can be kept manageable as a code base’s tests grow.
		I remember when I first started investigating the.NET platform, I was fairly impressed with the CLI and the notion that code written in C# could be reused in VB.NET and vice versa.
		Because it’s my bag, I thought I’d give Boo a spin by using Quality Lab’s NDbUnit along with NUnit to build a simple test case that inserts data via NDbUnit’s API and verifies the information was indeed committed to a database.
	thediscoblog.com /category/developer-testing/nunit (1091 words)

	NCover - Code Coverage for .NET - NCover hangs on NUnit tests (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		As far as I understand this happens because while running tests NUnit may start new process, and the second process does not seem to quit.
		Now unfortunately it turns out that the build server is using a binary distribution of NUnit 2.2.8 rather than one that we built from source (although this has never been a problem until now).
		At present I don't want to change this in case it impacts the project I'm working on, which is under significant time pressure, plus other projects in the company.
	ncover.org /SITE/forums/thread/242.aspx (682 words)

	NUnitV.2 tutorial
		In this article you will discover how to use how to use NUnit V.2 efficiently with your.Net projects.For your information this article was created with NUnitV.2 RC2 (which you can get here) and VS.Net 7.0.
		Before I get going I have to say that I don’t automate the complete process anymore (yes I do have to use the mouse now for testing), since I feel the benefits of automasation are not offsetting the cost of having to modify your programming environment for every project.
		You will notice that NUnit has noticed that the executable has changed and it has reloaded it for you.
	www.tangent-studios.com /programming/csharp/NUnit2Tut/NUnitV2Tut.htm (569 words)

	Charlie Poole - Nunit Cookbook (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		For example, Steve McConnell, who is somewhat critical of certain agile practices, has called the use of automated testing frameworks one of the major advances of the 1990s.
		Unfortunately, there are only a few books that give basic information about how to use NUnit and none that deal with the more advanced questions that arise as soon as the basic material is digested.
		Alternative approaches to extending NUnit will be shown, together with some useful working examples.
	www.charliepoole.org /cp.php?p=nunit_cookbook (485 words)

	Cyrus' Blather : NUnit + BadImageFormatException (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		I got NUnit to run by telling VS to copy the NUnit.Framework dll locally.
		My guess is that NUnit doesn't support assemblies that use the new runtime features like generics.
		The same version of NUnit launched outside of VS 2005 no longer exhibits the "BadImageFormat" behavior, but also finds zero tests in my testfixture.
	blogs.msdn.com /cyrusn/archive/2004/05/16/132930.aspx (533 words)

	Enterprise .NET Community: Testing ASP.NET Applications with NUnitASP and NUnit
		Its only major drawback is that the code you test has to be run inside the NUnit test runner process.
		The only “container” you are worried about is the CLR; it doesn’t really matter what the actual executable is. If you need to model external objects for your code’s consumption, you can always knock out some mock objects, either on your own or with a tool like NMock (http://nmock.truemesh.com).
		The download comes with an installer for the latest version of NUnit, which you will also need if you don’t already have it installed.
	www.theserverside.net /articles/showarticle.tss?id=TestingASP (2637 words)

	Writing Automated Browser Tests With NUnit and IE
		This article is written by Dave Chaplin, an IT Consultant with 10 years experience.
		This article assumes you are familiar with the NUnit framework and already know how to write automated tests.
		Before we attempt to write the NUnit tests we need to write a tool, which I’ll call the IEDriver, that will enable us to create an instance of Internet Explorer, set values, read value, and click links and buttons.
	www.byte-vision.com /aspAutomatingNUnitAndIE.asp (615 words)

	Run NUnit
		You should see the bar turn green (assuming that this is the same test that you ran successfully a few steps ago).
		You should be able to step through it as you did when debugging the test using the IDE alone.
		The only thing that is a pain in the butt here is that you have to reconnect NUnit every time you restart it or Visual Studio if you want.
	www.processbuilder.com /SampleProcesses/runNunit.htm (261 words)

	Jim Newkirk - tell us about NUnit
		Jim Newkirk is one of the co-authors of NUnit, a unit-testing framework for all.NET languages, so we asked him about how it was developed.
		Jim happened to come along during our interview with Ward Cunningham (the guy who invented the Wiki) and is a development lead with Microsoft's PAG group (platform architecture guidance).
		This isnt some fancy feature request that isnt worth worrying about, its that NUnit doesnt work right for testing COM interop because its stack trace code doesnt like crossing the boundary.
	channel9.msdn.com /ShowPost.aspx?PostID=7862 (219 words)

	Altervisitor.com : NUnit MSI
		Giving a relative filepath for "config.nunt" will cause the specified NUnit project file to be loaded, instead of one being probed for.
		This basic-usage mode allows for NUnit MSI to be integrated with a local build process as a "post build action", allowing for a succinct graphical display of the test results, rather than requiring a heavyweight interface such as the NUnit GUI, or having to parse the output of the command line installer.
		This is not documented in the GUI, but is useful when running the application as an alternative to the standard NUnit GUI interface;.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /james.greenwood4/software/nunitmsi.htm (629 words)

	Heinrich's Blog : NUnit and Visual Studio.Net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		My unit testing tool of choice is NUnit.
		There are other very good tools like MbUnit, but I like the wide community support for NUnit.
		So, the first step is to create a class library project to which i add a reference to NUnit and the project that I am testing.
	dotnet.org.za /heinrich/archive/2005/07/11/39048.aspx (454 words)

	NUnit Stands the Test \| SRT Solutions
		Unit Testing with NUnit is not overly difficult.
		NUnit leverages Reflection and Attributes to dynamically discover and execute your tests.
		The structure of a NUnit unit test is as follows.
	myst-technology.com /mysmartchannels/public/item/83701 (631 words)

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