Testing With Workflow
The Snow is white, lite and may cover everything. SnowTest is intended to be simple, lightweight, easy to use and good for several purposes, focusing mainly on the basic and critical test scenarios. Being based on WWF 4.0 it might be applied to Service or UI level tests as well: anything can be controlled from C# can be designed as a workflow. The examples below are NUnit based tests, but the hosting test framework is not a restriction for the SnowTest framework.
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1. Test Cases as WWF 4.0 Workflows
Test Cases as Workflows
2. HelloWorld Test
As many tutorials start with 'HelloWorld' examples I created a 'Hello World' test case.
Hello World Test
3. Data Driven Testing
The DDT support is really necessary when the same execution&validation logic should be executed for different input data values.4. Activity Reuse
One of the main benefits of encapsulating the Test Steps into Activities is the possibility of reusing them easily.
Test Step Reuse
5. Test Steps Executed in Parallel
Sometimes it migth be necessary to run Test Steps in parallel. Writing asynchronous activities migth be inconvenient. The reuse of the already written synchronous activities is supported by asynchronous container activity.6. Scalability Tests
In order to simulate concurrent scenarios in a simple environment another type of hosting activity is provided by the framework. One might monitor the performance characteristics of a feature when being used by many clients at the same time.
MultiClient Tests