The goal is to run some tests given some data in those Xml files.
How would you easily load a given Xml file into an XmlDoc within the unit test methods?
Current state is:
XmlDocument doc = new XmlDocument();
string xmlFile = "4.xml";
string dir = System.IO.Directory.GetCurrentDirectory() + @"\Msgs\"
//dir is then the value of the current exe's path, which is
//d:\sourcecode\myproject\TestResults\myComputer 2009-10-08 16_07_45\Out
//we actually need:
//d:\sourcecode\myproject\Msgs\
doc.Load( dir + fileName); //should really use System.IO.Path.Combine()!
Is it just a simple matter of putting that path in an app.config
? I was hoping to avoid that, given the possibility of different paths on developer machines.
Question: How would you write the algorithm to load a given Xml file into an XmlDocument in the unit test method?
You can build those files into your executable (set their "Build Action" property to "Embedded Resource") and then get them using the
Assembly.GetManifestResourceStream method
.