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I am trying to automate testing of a winform application. I am running it in the same process as the test code, so it is fairly easy to find the .Net controls and simulate user action on them. I got however stuck a bit with a message box (created using the standard MessageBox.Show method). How can I get hold of it and simulate that a button is pressed?
You probably will have to use WinAPI calls (FindWindowEx, ect) and send a messages of LMB down and up to a button handle.