Enterprise Library Test Guide - Willy .Net

Introduction
Setting Up the Cryptography Application Block Automated Tests
To set up the Cryptography Application Block automated tests, you must run the test
script. To do this, run the CryptoTestScript.bat script that is located in the TestScript
folder. This folder is in the Cryptography Functional Tests folder. The automated
tests are also in this folder.
Setting Up the Data Access Application Block Automated Tests
To set up the Data Access Application Block automated tests, you must run the
appropriate test script. If you are running test cases that use a SQL database as the
backing store, run the SetupTestDB.bat script that is located in the TestScript folder.
This folder is in the DAAB Functional Tests folder.
If you are running test cases that use an Oracle database, you must first create a database
named “entlib,” a user named “testuser,” and a password that is “testuser.” Next,
perform the following procedure to create the database tables and stored procedures.
To run the scripts do the following
1. Grant permissions to create session to testuser;
2. Grant permissions to create table to testuser;
3. Grant permissions to create procedure to testuser;
To create the Oracle tables and stored procedures
1. Run the scripts in the Table folder to create the tables.
2. Run the scripts in the Data folder to create the data for the tables.
3. Run the SP scripts in the SP folder to create the stored procedures.
The automated tests, which you can use for both the SQL database and the Oracle
database, are in the DAAB Functional Tests folder.
Setting Up the Logging Application Block Automated Tests
To set up the Logging Application Block automated tests, first create a private message
queue named “EntLibTest” and a public message queue named “EntLibTest
Public.” Next, run the script that creates a logging database. To do this, click Start,
point to All Programs, point to Microsoft patterns & practices, point to Enterprise
Library–January 2006, point to Application Blocks for .NET, point to Logging Application
Block, and then click Create Logging Database. The automated tests are in
the Logging Functional Tests folder.