Hi,
These are all good points, does someone want to blog this?
Andy
On 10/19/06, Marc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Actually the point of the ExceptedExceptionTest is the opposite. Once
the exception throws you have passed the test.
Try this:
try {
DoSomethingThatThowsException();
Assert.Fail("Expected exception not thrown!");
}
catch (ExceptedException ex) {
Console.WriteLine("Expected exception was thrown, continuing...");
}
Important: make sure you catch a specific ExpectedException and don't
just do a generic catch of System.Exception; this will "catch" the
Assert.Fail (which relies on exceptions) and your test will not
function correctly.
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