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CodeProject Yesterday I had the pleasure to give a Full day lecture about Microsoft Test Manager, Unit Tests, Web Test, Coded UI Test and Load Testing. We started with a short talk about ALM and ways to improve your development and Testing process using Agile, CMMI and Scrum, then we apply this to how should we work with Microsoft Test Manager with different methodologies (Scrum etc) to create better Test Coverage and better experience for Tester and Developer alike. After we played with Microsoft...
Tech-Ed 2010 – Applied Software Testing with Visual Studio 2010 – All In One Teched Israel 2010 is going to happen next month in Eilat between the 28-30 of November. On this Teched I’ll have the pleasure to present a session about Applied Software Testing with Visual Studio 2010 In this session I’ll demonstrate how to use the following: Microsoft Test Manager – Fast Forward Automation Web Performance Testing Load Testing Coded UI Testing Why? So YOU can do Automatic and Load Testing by yourself!...
Window Hooks – Summary A week ago I received a question through my blog " How can I create buttons on top all open applications? ", I didn't waste time and start writing about my solution to the question. So here is a series of posts regarding this question above: Add Your Control On Top Another Application – Part 1 (Win32) Add Your Control On Top Another Application – Part 2 (Win32) Add Your Control On Top Another Application – Part 3 (Win32) Add Your Control On Top Another Application...
Add Your Control On Top Another Application – Part 4 (Win32) And here we are, the last part in this series – How to set Window Event using SetWinEventHook. In the previous posts we have found the Target window handle and his TitleBar position , we created a new Control(HoverControl) and placed him On Top the Target TitleBar , the only thing that left if to listen Target window events (Example: LocationChange ) so we can move our HoverControl accordingly. We going to use some more NativeMethods to...
Add Your Control On Top Another Application – Part 3 (Win32) This is part 3 and we are almost done! The first post in this series Add Your Control On Top Another Application – Part 1 (Win32) we saw how to find window handle just by pointing the process, this was done by using Win32 native methods. In Add Your Control On Top Another Application – Part 2 (Win32) We used another native method that helped us to find target window position based on TitleBar info. This part will show how to use this information...
Add Your Control On Top Another Application – Part 2 (Win32) In my previous post Add Your Control On Top Another Application – Part 1 (Win32) I’ve showed how to obtain window handle from process. Now I can assume that we have the window handle (If not read Part 1), now we need to get TitleBarInfo fro the TargetWindow, Using that data we can get the position of the window and more. Download Project Step 1: Add GetTitleBarInfo and GetLastError Using GettitleBarInfo will allow us to get information...