ASPUnitRunner is a library to allow running ASPUnit tests for classic ASP from NUnit.

Basically, it is an alternative to running ASPUnit tests from a web browser and could theoretically be used to allow running tests from a continuous integration server.

ASPUnit is an xUnit framework for classic ASP/VBScript. See http://aspunit.sourceforge.net/. There is no direct affiliation between ASPUnitRunner and ASPUnit.

Mike Henry
https://github.com/mhenry07/ASPUnitRunner

See the sample project for an example.

The following assumes you already have a classic ASP web site or application with ASPUnit tests.

• Get AspUnitRunner.dll and reference it from your .NET test project (NUnit or other framework).
  • For the latest, get the source and build it yourself (see Development Environment below)
  • Or download binaries from https://github.com/mhenry07/ASPUnitRunner/downloads
• From your test case method in .NET, create a new IRunner instance via Runner.Create("http://localhost:port/path/to/tests").
  • Specify the web address of your ASPUnit test suite.
  • Configure the runner fluently by chaining zero or more of the following methods: WithCredentials and WithEncoding to your Runner.Create() call.
• Call the Run method. This will run the ASPUnit tests and return an IResults object containing your test results.
  • Optionally, specify the ASPUnit test container and test case you wish to run.
• Assert that the Successful property of the IResults object is true.
• Optionally, use the Format method for the assertion failure message.
• Note that to run your tests, your web server will have to be running when tests are executing.
• As a security reminder, you probably don't want to publish your unit tests nor the ASPUnit directory when you deploy your application to a production web server.

	using AspUnitRunner;
	//...
	
	[Test]
	public void CalculatorTest() {
		// path to your ASPUnit test suite
		var runner = Runner.Create("http://localhost:54831/tests/Default.asp")
			.WithCredentials(new NetworkCredential("username", "password"))
			.WithEncoding(Encoding.UTF8);
	
		var results = runner.Run("CalculatorTest"); // run all tests within CalculatorTest
	
		Assert.That(results.Successful, results.Format());
	}

• Microsoft .NET Framework 4 (although the core project targets .NET Framework 2.0)
  • .NET 3.5 or 4.5 should work but may require some tweaks
• Enable NuGet package restore
  • From Visual Studio: Tools > Options... > Package Manager > General
    • Under Package Restore, enable Allow NuGet to download missing packages during build
  • Or, set the environment variable EnableNuGetPackageRestore to "true".
• Install Ruby and RubyGems
  • RubyInstaller for Windows makes it easy
• Install RAKE – Ruby Make
  • gem install rake
• Install Albacore
  • gem install albacore

Then, you can build the main project and run tests via rake.

• IIS Express to run the sample
  • Tested with IIS 8.0 Express (which is included with Visual Web Developer 2010 SP1)
  • Run rake test:sample to build and run the sample tests.
    • A new site "AspUnitRunner.Sample.Web" will be added to IIS Express if it does not already exist.
  • To view the sample web site, run rake web:start to start the web site. Then, navigate to the indicated URL from your web browser.
  • Other web servers (namely IIS) which support classic ASP should work but will likely require modifying the sample.
• Visual Studio 2010 SP1 or Visual Web Developer Express 2010 SP1
  • Or newer

Tip: Use the Microsoft Web Platform Installer to simplify installation of Microsoft tools.