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Otter Unit Test Framework is a tool which performs automated Unit Test in .NET 4,0 or above applications. It works similarly to the JUnit and it used as part of the application being tested, in MS Web or C# Developer 2010. Older versions (00.05 and below) were developed for MS Visual Studio 2005 and can still be downloaded. For them, a MS Visual Studio Plugin was developed and in the project´s home page you can find its documentation.
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BugEye is an XML-based unit test creation framework. Being XML-based, it can be easily translated to almost any language. The current translations are C#, Java, JavaScript, and Visual Basic. Future translations include C++, Python, Perl, and PHP.
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SnapDAL for .Net is a combination of a data access helper and a Factory that supports the use of the generic ADO.net interfaces. It is also integrated with the unit testing framework, .NET MockObjects, which supply mock implementations for ADO.net.
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DDUnit (Data Driven Unit Testing) is a project centered around the development of a unit testing tool that may be used where a user is interested that information ends up where, as and when it should having undergone some transformation process.
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A unit testing framework, in .NET using C#, primarily for the automation of HTTP unit tests. This is a port of HttpUnit, please see: http://www.httpunit.org/.
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