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I have a solution built up of several projects. One is a Silverlight 4 application library used for the ViewModel. This contains no UI code so I have no need for UI specific testing. I Only want to test the logic in the ViewModel.
Can I use a normal Unit test project in Visual Studio or do I need to go down the Silverlight Unit Testing route?
If I can’t use a normal test project, why?
You might want to checkout SilverUnit – it may take care of what you’re after – http://cthru.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=SilverUnit%20examples&referringTitle=Home&ProjectName=cthru
http://blog.typemock.com/2009/02/silverunit-true-unit-testing-for.html
http://site.typemock.com/silverlight_unit_testing_page
As of last check, though, you do need a TypeMock license to use it, though.