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This page last changed on Mar 20, 2007 by grahamhay.
- TestDecoratorOverview, what are decorators and how do they work,
- CombinatorialTestAttribute, pair-wise testing,
- DenyPermissionAttributes, use System.Security permission to deny access to file IO, sql client, etc...
- DurationAttribute, asserts test duration,
- ExpectedExceptionAttribute, asserts on throw exception,
- ExplicitAttribute, ignores test unless explicitly run,
- IgnoreAttribute, ignores the test,
- MultipleCultureAttribute, execute tests in multiple Culture
- PerfCounterAttribute, asserts on any PerformanceCounter,
- RepeatAttribute, repeats test,
- RollbackAttribute, execute tests in COM+ 1.5 transactions,
- RowTestAttribute, table-based testing
- TestAttribute, classic test case
- TestSequenceAttribute, executes tests in a specified sequence when used with ProcessTestFixture,
- ThreadedRepeatAttribute, repeats test in concurrent threads,
- ExtendingMbUnitWithYourTestDecorator, how to write your own test decorator
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