Shai Raiten's Blog

My Lecture at Munich ALM Days 2011

Tweet The conference was Amazing!!! I had great time in the conference with partners, customers and friends, I didn’t went to most of the lectures (Ich weiß nicht Deutsch spricht) but from the people who presented the presentation and the title there were plenty of interesting lectures. In my lecture I’ve talked about Applied Software Testing with Visual Studio 2010 , I showed demos on Test Manager, Web Performance Test, Load Testing and of course Coded UI Testing. I’ve also talked about Migration...

Test Scribe – Developer Guide

Tweet Couple of days ago I wrote about How To Change Test Scribe Template since than I got plenty of emails on that subject asking me to supply more and more information about changing Test Scribe Template. Many people thinks that: “The output generated by Test Scribe is not customizable in this release.” But this is not fully correct, you can change the Test Scribe template but this will require couple of hacks….. But possible I recommend you to read the How To Change Test Scribe Template article...

TFS API Part 31 – Working With Queries – Part 2

TFS API Part 31 – Working With Queries – Part 2 In my last post TFS API Part 30 – Working With Queries I demonstrate a simple API example for getting Queries from TFS 2010, in this sample I’ll show how to run Queries and display the results, Deleting and Creating new Folder using TFS API. Download Demo Project Step 1: Add Results Using WorkItemStore object and call the Query method you can set the results directly to DataGrid. void item_MouseDoubleClick( object sender, MouseButtonEventArgs e) {    ...

TFS API Part 30 – Working With Queries

TFS API Part 30 – Working With Queries TFS 2010 comes with new abilities for Queries that allows you to define Hierarchy and Direct Links (Read More - Work Item Relations (Visual) ). This is the first post on that subject and this will show how to interact with TFS 2010 Queries – Filter, View and Create New using TFS 2010 API. Download Demo Project Step 1: Create Project and Add Reference Create an WPF/WinForm application and add the following references: using Microsoft.TeamFoundation.Client; using...