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Can't see coded web performance test in VS 2010

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    I've been baning my head against the wall for the better part of a day on this issue. I cannot run my coded web performance test. I'm using VS 2010 Ultimate. I can do the steps below with no problem using other solutions (even by creating a new solution!) but not with one particular solution. Here's what I've done: 1) Added a web performance test project to my solution 2) recorded a few mouse clicks in the open browser window 3) ran (repeatedly) the resultant web performance test. Works great! 4) Clicked the Generate Code button in the web test viewer window, which does create a .cs test 5) Chose Test-> Run -> All Tests in Solution. Only the original web performance test shows up in the Test Results window I want/need the .cs test to compile because I need the .dll for use with a test plan from within Test Manager. ANY help would be GREATLY appreiciated. Thank you. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- jboyd

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      I've been baning my head against the wall for the better part of a day on this issue. I cannot run my coded web performance test. I'm using VS 2010 Ultimate. I can do the steps below with no problem using other solutions (even by creating a new solution!) but not with one particular solution. Here's what I've done: 1) Added a web performance test project to my solution 2) recorded a few mouse clicks in the open browser window 3) ran (repeatedly) the resultant web performance test. Works great! 4) Clicked the Generate Code button in the web test viewer window, which does create a .cs test 5) Chose Test-> Run -> All Tests in Solution. Only the original web performance test shows up in the Test Results window I want/need the .cs test to compile because I need the .dll for use with a test plan from within Test Manager. ANY help would be GREATLY appreiciated. Thank you. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- jboyd

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      FINALLY! OK, here's what I did to resolve the issue: 1) From the Build menu I chose to Build my test project. Building/Rebuilding the solution did NOT do the trick. I had to explicitly choose my test project name from the Build menu. 2) Then I selected Test ->Windows -> Test View. This showed my web performance AND coded tests. Hope this helps others who have this issue!

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        FINALLY! OK, here's what I did to resolve the issue: 1) From the Build menu I chose to Build my test project. Building/Rebuilding the solution did NOT do the trick. I had to explicitly choose my test project name from the Build menu. 2) Then I selected Test ->Windows -> Test View. This showed my web performance AND coded tests. Hope this helps others who have this issue!

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        :) Isn't it amazing how you can spend hours/days failing to solve something, then within 10 minutes of giving up and posting a question about it, you suddenly figure it out for yourself! (Happened to me on more than one occassion.)

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          :) Isn't it amazing how you can spend hours/days failing to solve something, then within 10 minutes of giving up and posting a question about it, you suddenly figure it out for yourself! (Happened to me on more than one occassion.)

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          Amazing at times, annoying at others! :)

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