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Transacation that involves user interaction

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alexandre.abric@gmail.com - 12 Jul 2005 14:49 GMT
Hello everyone !

I am currently working on a 3-tiers application, accessing Oracle with
given stored procedures. The presentation layer is WinForms and
WebForms, and they call Web Services to insert/update/delete/view data.

I am working on some sort of simulation for an accounting form :
1. The user launches a simulation
2. A transaction begins ...
2. A lot of computing is done is the DB, including inserts
3. The user sees the result of the simulation, and he is asked to
validate the simulation or not
4. If he validates the simulation, the the transaction is commited. If
not, the transaction is rolled back.

How can I achieve that in .NET v1.1 or .NET v2.0 ?
I am not afraid of any heavy technique ;-)

Thanks.

Alexandre
Jason L Lind - 13 Jul 2005 18:17 GMT
As far as I am aware there is no good front end tester for windows forms, you
can test the behind logic with NUnit.

As for WebForms you should look into NUnitAsp, I have been doing that in
some of my internal applications and it seems to work very well.

Jason Lind

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> Alexandre

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