Testing a SharePoint project is quite a tedious job – there are a lot of floating parts out there which make it complicated and time consuming. So everything which makes it a little easier is interesting. (Another reason for using it was to generate usage logs so that I could start working on my SharePoint extensions – Usage Statistics again) The last couple of days I have been looking at how I can use Visual Studio 2008 Test Edition to test SharePoint Server 2007 (this would also work with WSS 3.0).
To get you started there are some interesting sources out there on Hello Its Liam:
- MOSS 2007 Testing Using Visual Studio Team System 2008 – shows how you can test uploading a document
- MOSS 2007 – Testing using Visual Studio Team System 2008 – Creating Team Sites
- MOSS 2007 – Visual Studio 2008 Testing (Search)
- MOSSS 2007 – Visual Studio 2008 Testing (Load Testing)
Some other usefull resources (SharePoint specific):
- Load Testen van SharePoint met VSTS 2008 en VSTT Load Agents – Deel 1 (Dutch only)
- Load testen van SharePoint met VSTS 2008 en VSTT Load Agents – Deel 2 (Dutch only)
- How to configure a stress test project for Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 using Visual Studio Team Suite 2008
- Load Testing SharePoint (Lessons Learned) (Part 1)
- Load Testing SharePoint (Lessons Learned) (Part 2)
General information about VSTS 2008:
- Content Index for Web Tests and Load Tests (Ed Glas’s blog on VSTS load testing)
- SharePoint (Performance, Stress) Load Testing
- Web and Load Testing using Microsoft Visual Studio Team System 2008 Test Edition
2 comments:
I've also just written a detailed post on Visual Studio Team System 2010 Team Suite Web Testing with screenshots etc.
Hey JOPX, nice list... thanks for sharing these resources...
Regards,
Jane
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