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Day 8
Versioning and Debugging |
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In this chapter, you'll learn how to build objects that test themselves. That is, you'll create objects that have methods that test their own preconditions, including making sure that the data or class type of an incoming parameter is of the type expected. This lesson also presents advice on how to debug your classes, as well as version control tips for classes and subsystems of classes using Visual SourceSafe. In detail, the topics in this chapter include the following: |
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Understanding the theory behind the self-testing object |
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Designing business logic constraint checking into VB classes |
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Verifying business logic services: Is the development approach effective? |
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Inserting debug identifiers for VB classes |
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Using Visual Modeler to add debugging footprints |
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Logging testing activities |
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Understanding the need for logging class test results |
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