| 이름 |
설명 |
| AspControlTester |
Base class for testing all ASP.NET server controls. Extend this class if you're creating a tester for a custom control. |
| ButtonTester |
Tester for System.Web.UI.WebControls.Button |
| CheckBoxTester |
Tester for System.Web.UI.WebControls.CheckBox |
| CompareValidatorTester |
Tester for System.Web.UI.WebControls.CompareValidator |
| ContainerMustBeRowException |
Exception: The container of the control being tested was a DataGridTester, but it should be a Row. Change "new MyTester("foo", datagrid)" to "new MyTester("foo", datagrid.getRow(rowNum))". |
| CustomValidatorTester |
Tester for System.Web.UI.WebControls.CustomValidator |
| DataGridTester |
Tester for System.Web.UI.WebControls.DataGrid |
| DataGridTester.Row |
Tests a row within a data grid. |
| DropDownListTester |
Tester for System.Web.UI.WebControls.DropDownList |
| ImageButtonTester |
Tester for System.Web.UI.WebControls.ImageButton |
| LabelTester |
Tester for System.Web.UI.WebControls.Label |
| LabeledControlTester |
Abstract base class for testing controls that have associated labels, like CheckBoxTester. You can probably ignore this class. |
| LinkButtonTester |
Tester for System.Web.UI.WebControls.LinkButton |
| ListBoxTester |
Tester for System.Web.UI.WebControls.ListBox |
| ListControlTester |
Base class for list testers. |
| ListControlTester.IllegalInputException |
The index of the list was set to a value that doesn't correspond to a list item. Fix the test so that it sets the value correctly, or fix the production code so that it generates the correct number of list items. |
| ListControlTester.NoSelectionException |
The test asked a list what item was selected when no items were selected. Fix the test so that it doesn't ask the question, or fix the production code so that a list item is selected. |
| NamingContainerTester |
Base class for testing all ASP.NET server controls that have the "naming container" property set to "true." Use this class when you're creating a custom tester for a server control that is a naming container. |
| PanelTester |
Tester for System.Web.UI.WebControls.Panel |
| RadioButtonTester |
Tester for System.Web.UI.WebControls.RadioButton |
| RangeValidatorTester |
Tester for System.Web.UI.WebControls.RangeValidator |
| RegularExpressionValidatorTester |
Tester for System.Web.UI.WebControls.RegularExpressionValidator |
| RepeaterTester |
Tester for System.Web.UI.WebControls.Repeater. Generally, you don't test through this tester. Instead, you use the Item method to use as a container for testing controls that are inside the repeater. The ItemCount method may also be useful. This example demonstrates how to test a button that's in the third item of a repeater: RepeaterTester repeater = new RepeaterTester("repeater"); ButtonTester button = new ButtonTester("button", repeater.Item(2)); |
| RepeaterTester.ContainerMustBeItemException |
Exception: The container of the control being tested was a RepeaterTester, but it should be a RepeaterItemTester. Change "new MyTester("foo", repeater)" to "new MyTester("foo", repeater.Item(itemNum))". You may also use repeater.Header, repeater.Footer, or repeater.GetSeparator(separatorNum) as the container argument. |
| RepeaterTester.RepeaterFooterTester |
Tester for FooterTemplate. Use this tester as a container for other testers. This example demonstrates how to test a button that's in the FooterTemplate of a repeater: RepeaterTester repeater = new RepeaterTester("repeater"); ButtonTester button = new ButtonTester("button", repeater.Footer); |
| RepeaterTester.RepeaterHeaderTester |
Tester for HeaderTemplate. Use this tester as a container for other testers. This example demonstrates how to test a button that's in a repeater's HeaderTemplate: RepeaterTester repeater = new RepeaterTester("repeater"); ButtonTester button = new ButtonTester("button", repeater.Header); |
| RepeaterTester.RepeaterItemTester |
Tester for ItemTemplate and AlternatingItemTemplate, also known as System.Web.UI.WebControls.RepeaterItem. Use this tester as a container for other testers. This example demonstrates how to test a button that's in the third item of a repeater: RepeaterTester repeater = new RepeaterTester("repeater"); ButtonTester button = new ButtonTester("button", repeater.Item(2)); |
| RepeaterTester.RepeaterSeparatorTester |
Tester for SeparatorTemplate. Use this tester as a container for other testers. This example demonstrates how to test a button that's in the second separator of a repeater: RepeaterTester repeater = new RepeaterTester("repeater"); ButtonTester button = new ButtonTester("button", repeater.Separator(1)); |
| RepeaterTester.RepeaterTemplateTester |
Base class for all repeater template testers. This is an implementation detail and can be ignored. |
| RequiredFieldValidatorTester |
Tester for System.Web.UI.WebControls.RequiredFieldValidator |
| TextBoxTester |
Tester for System.Web.UI.WebControls.TextBox |
| UserControlTester |
Tester for System.Web.UI.UserControl |
| UserControlTester.VisibilityException |
Exception: The test tried to check the visibility of a user control. There's no way to directly check user control visibility because they don't generate any HTML of their own. Change the test to check the visibility of a control inside the user control instead. |
| ValidationSummaryTester |
Tester for System.Web.UI.WebControls.ValidationSummary |
| ValidatorTester |
Base class for all validator testers. |