NUnitAsp and custom controls and pages

[Sasha]

Hi,

I want to start unit testing my ASP.NET applications with NUnitAsp. But
all my applications are written with the help of custom page and server
control classes (They all inherit from core classes though. For example
CustomTextBox inherits from TextBox).

So the question is this - how do I proceed with testing my apps? Do I
need to write my own custom testers? Or should I just test against
simple core controls (TextBox, ListBox, RadioButton), even though in
reality they are complicated composite controls (AddressEdit,
PhoneEdit)?

Thank you in advance,
Sasha

[Scott Allen]

In general, a custom tester object will make the job easier -
particularly if the control is reused on a number of forms /
applications.

--
Scott
http://www.OdeToCode.com/blogs/scott/

On 26 Jun 2005 14:44:05 -0700, "Sasha" <os******@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi,

I want to start unit testing my ASP.NET applications with NUnitAsp. But
all my applications are written with the help of custom page and server
control classes (They all inherit from core classes though. For example
CustomTextBox inherits from TextBox).

So the question is this - how do I proceed with testing my apps? Do I
need to write my own custom testers? Or should I just test against
simple core controls (TextBox, ListBox, RadioButton), even though in
reality they are complicated composite controls (AddressEdit,
PhoneEdit)?

Thank you in advance,
Sasha