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Figure 9-9 shows the page running in a browser. Notice the message displayed next to the text box. This is displayed after the search button click.

NET Entity Framework, WCF Data Services, or WCF RIA Services Typically, the model implements the facilities that make it easy to bind to the view This usually means that it supports property and collection changed notification through the INotifyPropertyChanged and INotifyCollectionChanged interfaces Models classes that represent collections of objects typically derive from the ObservableCollection<T> class, which provides an implementation of the INotifyCollectionChanged interface The model may also support data validation and error reporting through the IData ErrorInfo (or INotifyDataErrorInfo) interfaces These interfaces allow WPF and Silverlight data binding to be notified when values change so that the UI can be updated They also enable support for data validation and error reporting in the UI layer What if your model classes do not implement the required interfaces You may have to work with model objects that do not implement the INotify PropertyChanged, INotifyCollectionChanged, IDataErrorInfo, or INotify DataErrorInfo interfaces.

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Bugs are discovered by a wide variety of activities during product development, but targeted testing based on documented test cases finds the majority of bugs in a software product. At Microsoft, even the smallest projects have thousands of test cases. It is common for larger products to have hundreds of thousands or more test cases. A test case management system is necessary to store and organize this vast number of test cases. A test case manager (TCM) is a system in which test cases can be defined, versioned, stored, and executed. The TCM shares many of the same attributes as a bug management system. These shared attributes, along with the relationship between test cases and bugs, are one of the reasons I have included both of these topics in this chapter. Another reason of interest is that the most widely used bug tracking systems at Microsoft, Product Studio and Visual Studio Team System, manage both bugs and test cases in the same system. This has the advantage of providing the ability to link test cases, bugs, and feature areas. TCM usage across the entire team is continuous and extensive, so attributes such as ease of use, configurability, and reliability are equally as essential in a TCM as they are in a bug tracking system.

The jQuery library provides many events to which you can bind. These include events related to input tags (such as button), page-level actions, and user input events. You can trap these events and respond accordingly to make your page more interactive. All element events can be bound by using the .bind("event", handler) syntax. jQuery also provides shortcut methods based on event names (such as click). You use these shortcut methods to directly bind to an event without the use of the .bind() method. These all work in a similar manner: you indicate the event name as the method name and pass a function pointer to it. Table 9-5 lists some event methods you can use to bind to found elements.

.blur() .click(), .dblclick() .error() .focus(), .focusin(), .focusout()

Bind to this event to execute code when an element loses focuses. Bind to these events to execute code when a user clicks or double-clicks on a specified element. Bind to this event to trap element errors such as a broken link or a missing image. Bind to the .focus() event to execute code when an element receives focus. The .focusin() event will be triggered for child elements when a parent element receives focus. The .focusout() event triggers when focus is lost by an element or its parent.

.hover() .keydown(), .keyup(), .keypress() .mousedown(), .mouseup(), .mouseenter(), .mouseleave(), .mouseout(), .mouseover(), .mousemove() .load(), .unload() .resize() .scroll() .select() .unbind()

A test case describes specific actions to take against a particular software component and the expected outcomes. The component can be as small as an application programming interface (API), a control in a user interface (UI), or a port handler of a device driver. It can be as large as a software system with multiple computers and applications working together. Test cases can be a set of written steps and expected results, such as a manual test case, or a set of software instructions, such as automated test cases. Automated test cases should be self-verifying (that is, able to determine whether they passed or failed). Figure 9-5 shows a simple example of a test case management form.

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