Remote Testing

[Brett Walker]

Hello,



I am new to formal software testing (and also new to NUnit) so please
bear with me if this is a "newby" question...



I need to allow developers to test their deployed code (on QA) without
logging on to QA (developers don't have access to QA). I have a .NET
remoting application that can do this but I wanted to make sure there
wasn't a better way. From the client, I pass the actual NUnit command
line to the server via remoting.



I can furnish more details, etc. if anyone needs them.



I would appreciate any advice, suggestions, sample code, etc.



Thanks,

Brett





Brett Walker

QA Software Developer

Passport Health Communications, Inc.

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[Ben Hall]

Hello,

To provide a better answer, what is your actual requirement\goal of doing this?

Is it to allow developers to debug a bug which occurred in QA?

Ben
Blog.BenHall.me.uk

On Mon, Jun 23, 2008 at 5:38 PM, Brett Walker

Post by Brett Walker
Hello,
I am new to formal software testing (and also new to NUnit) so please bear
with me if this is a "newby" question…
I need to allow developers to test their deployed code (on QA) without
logging on to QA (developers don't have access to QA). I have a .NET
remoting application that can do this but I wanted to make sure there wasn't
a better way. From the client, I pass the actual NUnit command line to the
server via remoting.
I can furnish more details, etc. if anyone needs them.
I would appreciate any advice, suggestions, sample code, etc.
Thanks,
Brett
Brett Walker
QA Software Developer
Passport Health Communications, Inc.
[phone]
www.passporthealth.com
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