Please find the slides and demos for the session I presented at Microsoft User Group Hyderabad(MUGH). The agenda of the session was
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In this post I’ll discuss about writing unit tests using Pex and Moles. Pex and Moles are Visual Studio 2010 Power Tools that help Unit Testing .NET applications.
Pex and Moles can be downloaded from http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/projects/pex/.
I’ll explain the steps to generate unit tests for a project which calls a WCF service. Pex will be used to generate unit tests. Moles will be generated to isolate the external dependency(WCF proxy) and behavior will be redefined using delegates.
The projects inside the sample solution are
This is the fourth part of this series. The code is available for download at http://worddocgenerator.codeplex.com/.
In Part 1 I discussed about
In Part 2 I discussed about
In Part 3 I discussed about
This post will focus on Charts. I’ve added the samples to generate/refresh charts using OpenXML. The screenshot below displays the template having Scatter chart and Line chart and the document generated out of this template using this utility.
This is the third post of this series. The earlier posts can be read at Part 1 and Part 2. The code is available for download at Utility Source Code.
In Part 1 I discussed about
In Part 2 I discussed about
In this part I’ll discuss about the sample that shows one of the ways to “Refresh the document from within the Word(e.g. right click on document and click Refresh) using document-level customizations for Word 2007 and Word 2010“. On click of Refresh Document the content of the document is refreshed as displayed below
Project “WordDocumentGenerator.WordRefreshableDocumentAddin” has been added to the utility for this sample. The steps followed for creating this sample are listed below
This is the second post of this series. The previous post can be read at Part 1. The next post can be read at Part 3. The code is available for download at Utility Source Code.
In Part 1 I discussed about
In Part 3 I have explained one of the way to “Refresh the document from within the document(e.g. right click on document and click Refresh) using document-level projects for Word 2007 and Word 2010“
In this post I’ll discuss
The sample document generators are discussed later. The functionalities that can be achieved using the utility/source code are:
This utility generates Word documents from templates using Content controls. The utility will be enhanced later as per feedback and source code is available for download at http://worddocgenerator.codeplex.com/. It has been created in Visual Studio 2010 and uses Open Xml 2.0 SDK which can be downloaded from http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=5124.
The next parts in this series are
In Part 2 I have discussed about
In Part 3 I have explained one of the way to “Refresh the document from within the document(e.g. right click on document and click Refresh) using document-level projects for Word 2007 and Word 2010“
The purpose of creating this utility was to use the Open Xml 2.0 SDK to generate Word documents based on predefined templates using minimum code changes. These documents can either be refreshable or non- refreshable. I’ll explain this difference later. Also there is no dependency that Word should be installed.
A few samples for generating Word 2010 documents have been provided. The screenshots below display the sample template and the document generated out of this template using this utility.
