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Ben Hall is a UK C# developer\tester with a strong passion for software development and loves writing code. Ben enjoys exploring different ways of testing software, including both manual and automated testing, focusing on the best ways to test different types of applications. He also loves developing web applications using ASP.net and Ruby on Rails. Ben is a C# MVP and can be contacted by emailing Blog {at} Ben Hall .me .uk

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MSDN Magazine: Automate Acceptance Testing With IronRuby

Wednesday, February 25, 2009

March2009

Last month part 1 of my IronRuby and testing article was published in the MSDN Magazine. Part 2 has now been published in the March edition.

The article is titled Automate Acceptance Testing With IronRuby and focuses on the the higher level tests within a system.

Read it online: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/dd453038.aspx

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At 6:50 PM, Blogger glenc said...
Great articles - both of them. I'm a huge fan of rspec and think it's a great language for testing. However, I can't get it to work in my environment working with the latest IronRuby from github. In your first article you mentioned that you had to make some changes to get it to work. Would you be able to share those changes? I'd like to keep using the latest build from github rather than the MSDN build you posted in article 1.

Thanks again!    
At 8:34 PM, Blogger Ben Hall said...
Hi Glen,

Really pleased to hear that, thank you for your comments.

In part 1 I included the url to the build, I should have made this more clear.

The url is http://blog.benhall.me.uk/downloads/IronRuby/MSDNBuild.zip

The samples are on the code gallery.

Hope this helps

Ben    
At 9:52 PM, Blogger glenc said...
Well, I should have been more clear in my comment :) I was actually wondering if you could tell me what changes you had to make. I noticed some issues with the FileOps.cs and had to strip off line numbers of file paths. But beyond that I've been running into some odd issues.    
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