http://wikipedlla.com/can_39_t_get_assembly_to_load_after_having_switched_to_testsuitefixture
> Sorry for the funky subject line -- let me be more clear:
> I have a bunch of data-driven tests. The tests are all defined in a
> database table, and executed by my driver, which makes use of mbunit.
> The way I *was* running them was just to have a single [Test] method,
> which looped through the table and, ultimately, only gave me a single
> pass/fail. Details were spit out through Console.Writeline. It worked,
> but definitely not the way I wanted it to.
> So I looked around and found this snippet
> http://blog.dotnetwiki.org/TestSuiteSupportInMbUnit.aspx
> on TestSuites in mbunit.
> I've restructured things significantly to follow what was shown there.
> Effectively, I've now got:
> namespace <namespacename>
> {
> [TestSuiteFixture]
> public class <classname>
> {
> public delegate void TestDelegate(Object context);
> [TestFixtureSetUp]
> public void <methodname> { does setup stuff }
> [MbUnit.Framework.TestSuite]
> public MbUnit.Framework.TestSuite GetSuite()
> {
> MbUnit.Framework.TestSuite suite = new
> MbUnit.Framework.TestSuite("suite name here");
> foreach loop through my data table
> {
> suite.Add("name "+
> <TestCaseIDInDatabase>.ToString(), new
> TestDelegate(DoTest), <TestCaseIDInDatabase>);
> }
> return suite;
> }
> public void DoTest(Object testContext)
> {
> Assert here for test failure or success.
> }
> }
> }
> >
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