Ordered and Generic Tests in Visual Studio 2010
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N. Satheesh Kumar Subashni S | November 2010 | Enterprise Articles Microsoft
This article explains the details of creating and using ordered and generic tests. Visual Studio 2010 provides a feature called Ordered Test to group all or some of these tests and then execute the tests in the same order. The main advantage of creating the ordered test is to execute multiple tests in an order based on the dependencies. For example, Web Performance Tests might depend on the results produced by executing the unit tests. So we need to run these tests in an order so that the Unit Test can be executed before starting the Web Performance Tests.
Let us create sample tests in this article and see the usage of both Generic and Ordered Tests. This article by Satheesh Kumar N and Subashni S, authors of Software Testing using Visual Studio Team System 2010, covers on the following topics:
- Creating, executing, and learning properties of an Ordered test
- Creating, executing, and learning properties of an Generic test
Web Services in Microsoft Azure
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Nathan A. Duchene Richard J. Dudley | November 2010 | Enterprise Articles Microsoft
Technically, web services are part of the web role, but their use and development are so distinctly different than web forms that we'll look at these separately. The web services themselves can be written in any language supported by Azure, but utilizing the Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) libraries in .NET greatly simplifies the development of web services. The simple storage services have their own REST API and client library developed, but if we want to add data into SQL Azure, we'll have to create our own web services.
In this article by Richard J. Dudley and Nathan A. Duchene, authors of Microsoft Azure: Enterprise Application Development, we'll:
- Gain an overview of WCF services
- Build the WCF service for the Jupiter Motors portal
Replication Alert Monitor: Monitoring Management
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Pav Kumar-Chatterjee | November 2010 | Enterprise Articles IBM
We can use the Replication Alert Monitor (RAM) to monitor the state of our replication environment. The Replication Alert Monitor is a program, which comes bundled with the replication code which checks the status of various replication objects and reports on these.
In this article by Pav Kumar-Chatterjee, author of IBM InfoSphere Replication Server and Data Event Publisher, we will cover the following:
- Checking which monitors are active
- Changing or reinitializing a monitor
- Stopping a monitor
- Suspending or resuming a monitor
Advanced Activities in BPEL
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Matjaz B. Juric | November 2010 | BPEL Enterprise Articles IBM SOA
Business Process Execution Language (BPEL, aka WS-BPEL) has become the de facto standard for orchestrating services in SOA composite applications. BPEL reduces the gap between business requirements and applications and allows better alignment between business processes and underlying IT architecture.
In this article by Matjaz B. Juric, author of the book WS-BPEL 2.0 for SOA Composite Applications with IBM WebSphere 7, we will familiarize ourselves with some important activities offered by BPEL, particularly activity names, loops, delays, empty activities, and process termination. We will not discuss concrete use cases where these activities can be used, because they are well known to developers. Let us first look at loops.
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An Overview of Oracle Advanced Pricing
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Muneeb A. Siddiqui | November 2010 | Enterprise Articles Oracle
In this article by Muneeb A. Siddiqui, author of Oracle EBS supply chain management R12, we will see how pricing engine works for Oracle E-Business Suite, how we can cater different scenarios of discounts and surcharges using Oracle Advanced Pricing, and how a price list for an item is created and how it effects the modules which are integrated and associated with Oracle Advanced Pricing. In this article, we will also see how qualifiers and modifiers are efficiently used to capture business scenarios as well as how to setup Oracle Advanced Pricing.
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