《.Net软件自动化测试实战宝典》

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《.NET软件测试自动化之道》是一本由James D. McCaffrey编著的专业技术书籍，专为.NET框架下的软件测试提供了深入的指导。这本书采用问题解决的方法论（A Problem-Solution Approach），通过实际案例和详细解析，帮助读者理解和掌握.NET平台上的测试自动化策略和技术。它不仅涵盖了基础概念，还深入探讨了如何有效地设计和实现自动化测试用例，以及如何处理常见的测试挑战。作者James D. McCaffrey以其丰富的经验和深厚的技术背景，确保了书中内容的实用性和权威性。书中包含了大量的实践示例，这些示例展示了如何使用.NET Test Automation框架，如.NET Framework的内置工具如 MSTest、NUnit或第三方工具，如Selenium、Appium等，进行单元测试、集成测试和性能测试。版权方面，本书受版权保护，未经版权所有者James D. McCaffrey和出版商事先书面许可，禁止任何形式的复制或传播。本书的国际标准书号(ISBN)分别为13位的978-1-59059-663-0和10位的1-59059-663-3，表明其官方出版版本在美国印刷。《.NET软件测试自动化之道》的编辑团队由多位经验丰富的技术专家组成，包括Lead Editor Jonathan Hassell、Technical Reviewer Josh Kelling以及多位业内知名编辑、项目经理等，他们的参与确保了内容的专业性和质量。他们共同合作，从编写、技术审核到项目管理，为读者提供了一个全面且实用的学习资源。这本书是.NET开发人员和测试工程师的理想参考书，无论你是测试初学者还是高级开发者，都能从中找到适合自己的测试自动化解决方案和最佳实践。对于希望提升.NET应用测试效率、保证代码质量的读者来说，这无疑是一本值得深入学习和参考的著作。

About the Technical Reviewer

■JOSH KELLING is a private consultant working in the business software industry. He is formally

educated in physics and self-taught as a software developer with nearly 10 years of experience

developing business and commercial software using Microsoft technologies. His focus has

been primarily on .NET development since it was a beta product. He also enjoys teaching,

skiing, hiking, hunting for wild mushrooms, and pool.

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Acknowledgments

Many people made this book possible. First and foremost, Jonathan Hassell and Elizabeth

Seymour of Apress, Inc. drove the concept, writing, editing, and publication of the entire proj-

ect. My corporate vice presidents at Volt Information Sciences, Inc., Patrick Walker and

Christina Harris, suggested the idea of this book in the first place and supported its develop-

ment. The lead technical reviewer, Josh Kelling (Kelling Consulting) did a terrific job at finding

and correcting my coding mistakes. I’m also grateful to Doug Walter (Microsoft), who con-

tributed significantly to the technical accuracy of this book. Many of the sections of this book

are based on a monthly column I write for Microsoft’s MSDN Magazine. My editors at MSDN,

Joshua Trupin and Stephen Toub, provided me with a lot of advice about writing, without

which this book would never have gotten off the ground. And finally, my staff at Volt—Shirley

Lin, Lisa Vo Carlson, and Grace Son—supplied indispensable administrative help.

Many Volt software engineers working at Microsoft acted as auxiliary technical and edito-

rial reviewers for this book. Primary technical reviewers include: Evan Kaplan, Steven Fusco,

Bruce Ritter, Peter Yan, Ron Starr, Gordon Lippa, Kirk Slota, Joanna Tao, Walter Wittel, Jay Gray,

Robert Hopkins, Sam Abolrous, Rich Bixby, Max Guernsey, Larry Briones, Kristin Jaeger, Joe

Davis, Andrew Lee, Clint Kreider, Craig Green, Daniel Bedassa, Paul Kwiatkowski, Mark Wilcox,

David Blais, Mustafa Al-Hasnawi, David Grossberg, Vladimir Abashyn, Mitchell Harter,

Michael Svob, Brandon Lake, David Reynolds, Rob Gilmore, Cyrus Jamula, Ravichandhiran

Kolandaiswamy, and Rajkumar Ramasamy.

Secondary technical reviewers include Jerry Frost, Michael Wansley, Vanarasi Antony

Swamy, Ted Keith, Chad Fairbanks, Chris Trevino, David Moy, Fuhan Tian, C.J. Eichholz, Stuart

Martin, Justice Chang, Funmi Bolonduro, Alemeshet Alemu, Lori Shih, Eric Mattoon, Luke

Burtis, Aaron Rodriguez, Ajay Bhat, Carol Snyder, Qiusheng Gao, Haik Babaian, Jonathan

Collins, Dinesh Ravva, Josh Silveria, Brian Miller, Gary Roehl, Kender Talylor, Ahlee Ly, Conan

Callen, Kathy Davis, and Florentin Ionescu.

Editorial reviewers include Christina Zubelli, Joey Gonzales, Tony Chu, Alan Vandarwarka,

Matt Carson, Tim Garner, Michael Klevitsky, Mark Soth, Michael Roshak, Robert Hawkins,

Mark McGee, Grace Lou, Reza Sorasi, Abhijeet Shah, April McCready, Creede Lambard, Sean

McCallum, Dawn Zhao, Mike Agranov, Victor Araya Cantuarias, Jason Olsan, Igor Bodi, Aldon

Schwimmer, Andrea Borning, Norm Warren, Dale Dey, Chad Long, Thom Hokama, Ying Guo,

Yong Wang, David Shockley, Allan Lockridge, Prashant Patil, Sunitha Mutnuri, Ping Du, Mark

Camp, Abdul Khan, Moss Willow, Madhavi Kandibanda, John Mooney, Filiz Kurban, Jesse

Larsen, Jeni Jordan, Chris Rosson, Dean Thomas, Brandon Barela, and Scott Lanphear.

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Introduction

What This Book Is About

This book presents practical techniques for writing lightweight software test automation in a

.NET environment. If you develop, test, or manage .NET software, you should find this book

useful. Before .NET, writing test automation was often as difficult as writing the code for the

application under test itself. With .NET, you can write lightweight, custom test automation in

a fraction of the time it used to take. By lightweight automation, I mean small, dedicated test

harness programs that are typically two pages of source code or less in length and take less

than two hours to write. The emphasis of this book is on practical techniques that you can use

immediately.

Who This Book Is For

This book is intended for software developers, testers, and managers who work with .NET

technology. This book assumes you have a basic familiarity with .NET programming but does

not make any particular assumptions about your skill level. The examples in this book have

been successfully used in seminars where the audience background has ranged from begin-

ning application programmers to advanced systems programmers. The content in this book

has also been used in teaching environments where it has proven highly effective as a plat-

form for students who are learning intermediate level .NET programming.

Advantages of Lightweight Test Automation

The automation techniques in this book are intended to complement, not replace, other test-

ing paradigms, such as manual testing, test-driven development, model-based testing, open

source test frameworks, commercial test frameworks, and so on. Software test automation,

including the techniques in this book, has five advantages over manual testing. We sometimes

refer to these automation advantages with the acronym SAPES: test automation has better

Speed, Accuracy, Precision, Efficiency, and Skill-Building than manual testing. Additionally,

when compared with both open source test frameworks and commercial frameworks, light-

weight test automation has the advantage of not requiring you to travel up a rather steep

learning curve and perhaps even learning a proprietary scripting language. Compared with

commercial test automation frameworks, lightweight test automation is much less expensive

and is fully customizable. And compared with open source test frameworks, lightweight

automation is more stable in the sense that you have fewer recurring version updates and bug

fixes to deal with. But the single most important advantage of lightweight, custom test automa-

tion harnesses over commercial and open source test frameworks is subjective—lightweight

automation actively encourages and promotes creative testing, whereas commercial and open

source frameworks often tend to direct the types of automation you create to the types of tests

that are best supported by the framework. The single biggest disadvantage of lightweight test

automation is manageability. Because lightweight test harnesses are so easy to write, if you

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