Enterprise Library Test Guide - Willy .Net

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Enterprise Library Test Guide
list that displays the cache manager, you could enter the name Cache in the first row,
the value DefaultCacheManager in the second row, and the value SqlCacheManager
in the third row, as shown here:
Cache
DefaultCacheManager
SqlCacheManager
After you create the data source, you can bind it to the correct form post parameter.
To data bind a form post parameter
1. In Visual Studio, click the Web test. The Web test opens in the Web Test Editor.
2. In the Web Test Editor, right-click the top node of your Web test, and then click
Add Data Source.
3. In the OLE DB Provider drop-down list, select your data provider.
4. In the Web test request tree, expand the Form Post Parameters node. Click the
Web control that will be bound to the database or .csv file.
5. In the Properties window, click the Value property, and then click the down arrow
that appears.
6. Click DataSource1. Expand the node that is named after the database table or .csv
file. Click the name of the column that contains the values for the Web control. The
Web control is now data bound. You should see this if you look at the Web control
in the Web test request tree.
After the Web control is data bound, click the Generate Code button on the toolbar.
This generates a new test script that includes the data binding. The following code is
an example of a test script that uses data binding.
Test code with the data binding information. Note that the post contains the call
to request2Body.FormPostParameters.Add("TextBox1", this.Context["DataSource1.
cache#csv.cacheitem"].ToString());
[DataSource("DataSource1", "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=c:\\
pag\\entlibcode;Extended Propertie" +
"s=text", Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.WebTesting.DataBindingAccess-
Method.Sequential, "cache#csv")]
[DataBinding("DataSource1", "cache#csv", "cacheitem", "DataSource1.cache#csv.
cacheitem")]
public class WebTest2Coded : WebTest
{
public WebTest2Coded()
{
this.PreAuthenticate = true;
}
public override IEnumerator GetRequestEnumerator()
{
WebTestRequest request1 = new WebTestRequest("http://localhost/
entlibtests/caching.aspx");