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New Post: Xml Validation - Check if Element Exists, Not Exists

tolandmike — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 15:38:46 GMT

I'm trying to create XML validation steps that check if an element exists or doesn't exist. But, looking at the documentation around BizUnit.XmlValidationStep, this step will only allow me to query and validation on the expected value of an existing element. Is that right?

New Post: Testing webservice with Bizunit

mandava29 — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 20:14:03 GMT

I exposed my orchestration as a webservice and trying to test the webservice using bizunit SOAPHTTPRequestResponseStep.

here is my config xml

<TestStep assemblyPath="" typeName="BizUnit.SOAPHTTPRequestResponseStep">
<WebServiceWSDLURL>http://localhost/KForce.Lookup_Proxy/KForce_Lookup_Orchestration_1_SOAPRequestRespPort.asmx?wsdl</WebServiceWSDLURL>
<ServiceName>KForce_Lookup_Orchestration_1_SOAPRequestRespPort</ServiceName>
<WebMethod>Operation_1</WebMethod>
<InputMessageTypeName>KForce.Lookup.RequestSOAP_0x30f8b4a5.xsd</InputMessageTypeName>
<MessagePayload>C:\Development\Kforcelookup.xml</MessagePayload>

    <ValidationStep assemblyPath="" typeName="BizUnit.XmlValidationStep">
        <XmlSchemaPath>C:\Development\KForce.Lookup\KForce.Lookup\ResponseSOAP.xsd</XmlSchemaPath>
        <XmlSchemaNameSpace>http://KForce.Lookup.ResponseSOAP</XmlSchemaNameSpace>
        <XPathList>
            <XPathValidation query="/*[local-name()='Root' and namespace-uri()='http://KForce.Lookup.ResponseSOAP']/*[local-name()='wtehours' and namespace-uri()='']">2009-01-07T00:00:00</XPathValidation>
        </XPathList>
    </ValidationStep>
</TestStep>

</TestExecution>

</TestCleanup>

</TestCase>

When I run it using nunit gui it gives me the following error

System.TypeLoadException Could not load type Bizunit.Proxy.KForce.Lookup.RequestSOAP_0x30f8b4a5.xsd from assemblt TestFrameWorkProxy0

<InputMessageTypeName>what should I be passing here</InputMessageTypeName>

Thanks

Anil

New Post: Bizunit Null reference exception when using with Visual studio 2005 professional

santoshbenjamin — Sat, 05 Sep 2009 16:58:40 GMT

Hi Anil,

Any chance you could post the code you have written? or drop me an email via the contact on codeplex and send it offline and i can try to help. Its difficult to say what the problem could be without looking at the test you've written

Thanks,

benjy

New Post: Bizunit Null reference exception when using with Visual studio 2005 professional

mandava29 — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 17:16:13 GMT

Hi Santosh,

It not working even in visual studio 2008 professional as well.vs 2008 prof had the test framework.

I am trying to execute bizunit test using nunit the error it gives me id null reference exception :object not set to instance of the object

thanks

anil

New Post: Bizunit Null reference exception when using with Visual studio 2005 professional

mandava29 — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 14:42:11 GMT

Hi Santosh,

It not working even in visual studio 2008 professional as well.vs 2008 prof had the test framework.

I am trying to execute bizunit test using nunit the error it gives me id null reference exception :object not set to instance of the object

Thanks

Anil

New Post: Bizunit Null reference exception when using with Visual studio 2005 professional

santoshbenjamin — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 10:31:41 GMT

Hi Anil,

BizUnit can be used with NUnit, MbUnit, MStest etc. However some framework must exist. it cannot run in an ordinary class library project.

Vs2005 Professional does not support MStest projects, but VS2008 profeessional (and of course team edition) does.

HTH,

Benjy

New Post: Bizunit Null reference exception when using with Visual studio 2005 professional

mandava29 — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 20:05:42 GMT

hi,

I created a class library project since I had not visual studio team system.

I added the test method and I tried to test a sample orchestration it gives me a null reference exception.

Does bizunit work with VS 2005 professional edition.

Someone please point me in the right direction.

The same code worked in VS 2008 team edition but not working in VS2005 professional.

can someone give me a work around

thanks

Anil

New Post: BizUnit.DotNetObjectInvokerStep

sbeamish — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 18:14:21 GMT

How do I store the output from DotNetObjectInvokerStep into a context?

I am attempting to use the created GUID and use it throughout the test...

<TypeName>System.Guid</TypeName>

<MethodToInvoke>NewGuid</MethodToInvoke>

</TestStep>

<TypeName>System.Guid</TypeName>

<MethodToInvoke>NewGuid</MethodToInvoke>

</TestStep>

New Post: Message Context Not Supported

kevinsmi — Sun, 26 Jul 2009 06:29:15 GMT

Hi,

It kind of depends what your scenario is, if you want to check the message context after a message has flowed thru a pipeline the bes tway to do that is to extend Bram's pipeline step to write the BizTalk msg ctx to the BizUnit msg ctx, then you can use a validation step to check it, you could kind of do this with the existing step though its a little more fiddly since the ctx is written to disc. If you want to check the msg ctx after an orch has been executed thats a little more tricky. would be good to know more about the scenario you want to test?

thanks,

Kevin

New Post: BizUnit and EDI testing

bveldhoen — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 11:43:49 GMT

puneetjain2710,

BizUnit 3.1 now contains ExecuteReceivePipelineStep and ExecuteSendPipelineStep, which can be used to test your custom pipelines. See the test project in the BizUnit test solution for a sample.

Bram.

New Post: Message Context Not Supported

bveldhoen — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 11:38:27 GMT

yieldvs,

The ExecuteReceivePipelineStep and ExecuteSendPipelineStep have functionality that supports creating, writing to disk, and inspecting the message context. Maybe this can be of assistence?

Bram.

New Post: Can't set BizUnit instance logger?

kevinsmi — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 20:31:46 GMT

Hi,

This was a bug, it should be fixed in the latest version,

thanks,

Kevin

New Post: The test step could not be created, check the test step type and assembly path are correct

kevinsmi — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 20:25:30 GMT

Hi Martin,

BizUnit uses reflection to load test steps, you can either specify the typename or the typename + assembly path for the step. v3.0 had some out of date test cases in the "SampleSolutionFunctionalTests", specifically Test_Setup.xml wasn't correctly specifying the typename of the HostConductorStep, this should be fixed in v3.1 where the TestStep is defined as follows:

Note, you can fix up v3.0 by changing the version number above to:

Thanks,

Kevin

New Post: The test step could not be created, check the test step type and assembly path are correct

twinpiloot — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 08:16:15 GMT

Unfortunately, BizUnit is giving me a very hard time to get even the sample working. I've already spent 1 full day without luck.

I've installed BizUnit and deployed and started the BizTalk project (there were some binding issues, but now it runs).

I'm running the tests in Visual Studio, because NUnit says that "This assembly was not built with any known testing framework".

Now when I try to run the samples, I get the following exception:

Class Initialization method SampleSolutionFunctionalTests.UnitTest1.SetUp threw exception. System.ArgumentException: System.ArgumentException: The test step could not be created, check the test step type and assembly path are correct, type: Microsoft.Services.BizTalkApplicationFramework.BizUnit.HostConductorStep, assembly path: .

I've tried to put BizUnit.dll and BizUnit.BizTalkSteps.dll in the GAC, but this did not help.

Then I tried to change the assemblyPath in Test_Setup.xml to "C:\Program Files\BizUnit\BizUnit 3.0\bins\BizUnit.BizTalkSteps.dll", but then I get the following error:

Class Initialization method SampleSolutionFunctionalTests.UnitTest1.SetUp threw exception. System.TypeLoadException: System.TypeLoadException: Could not load type 'Microsoft.Services.BizTalkApplicationFramework.BizUnit.HostConductorStep' from assembly 'BizUnit.BizTalkSteps, Version=3.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=7eb7d82981ae5162'..

What I'm looking for (I think) is a step-by-step guide to get the samples running.

Kind regards,

Martin

New Post: ExecuteMap not working

anil163 — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 11:44:00 GMT

Thanks Keving. Is Bizunit v3.1 out for usage? I couldn't somehow locate same for download.

New Post: ExecuteMap not working

kevinsmi — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 19:38:46 GMT

This is fixed in BizUnit v3.1

thanks,

Kevin

New Post: FileDeleteMultipleStep Execute not doing anything

kevinsmi — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 19:37:50 GMT

This fix is going into v3.1, thanks

Kevin

New Post: XmlValidationStepEx bug in release 3.0.1032.0 Nov 30 2008

kevinsmi — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 19:35:53 GMT

This is fixed in v3.1,

thanks,

Kevin

New Post: MsmqWriteStep only works with Transaction queues

kevinsmi — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 19:30:16 GMT

This is fixed in v3.1 will will be released soon,

thanks,

Kevin

New Post: MsmqWriteStep only works with Transaction queues

steveculshaw — Tue, 26 May 2009 08:33:29 GMT

I've been trying to use the MsmqWriteStep, but nothing was going into the queue

Think I've tracked it down to the use the the MessageQueueTransactionType.Single ... my queue isn't transactional

MessageQueue queue = new MessageQueue(queuePath);
Message msg = new Message();

msgStr = StreamHelper.LoadFileToStream(sourcePath);
msg.BodyStream = msgStr;
msg.UseDeadLetterQueue = true;

if (null != correlationId)
{
msg.CorrelationId = correlationId;
}
msg.AppSpecific = appSpecific;

queue.Send(msg, messageLabel, MessageQueueTransactionType.Single);

Something to be aware of ... maybe a comment in the doc's ?