You can see the ExceptionException as putting the test execution into a try{ } catch{} section. If the excepted exception is thrown, the test is successfull.
There is no way to continue running the test.
On 10/18/06, Findulias <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
In some of my test i use the ExpectedExceptionAttribute.
My problem is that when the ExpectedException occur the test does not
run the rest of the code in the test.
I thought that the point of ExpectedExceptionAttribute was that you
could continue the test if this exception occurs.
Is there a way to run the rest of the test?
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