An Unit Test tool for PowerBuilder Applicatoin development. Command line support mode and xml result generation make it easily fitting into CruiseContol integration server.

Features

  • Support Command line mode
  • Xml test result generation
  • Xslt template for CruiseControl
  • NUnit like UI, treeview with different color/icon to indicate test result
  • Provide both Run-all and Run selected test case
  • Recent PB target list
  • Support PB 9.0 to 12.0, different version number can be checked from About window
  • Opensource, NAnt+pbscc+svn to autobuild each release

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Sybase Open Watcom Public License

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  • Nice job. It Is a batch enhancement to the original pbUnit. Does just what we needed it to do: run our unit tests from the commandline. I bootstrapped source files into 12.6 PBLs using TopWiz Bootstrap tool and made two minor changes trim(commandline) and change menu separator names from m_- to remove dashes from identifiers and voila it migrated fine. I deployed it as 64 bit and it works as the original did against my original pbUnit tests
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Developers

Registered

2007-10-24