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You use Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) to conduct a manual test for an ASP.NET web application. You have created a test plan named Release 2.0.
The test plan needs to meet the following requirements:
• Test runs should be able to capture event log data for the server role.
• Test runs should be able to collect exceptions and specific diagnostic tracing information to isolate bugs that are difficult to reproduce.
You need to configure the Release 2.0 test plan by creating new test settings for the requirements and assigning the test settings to the test plan.
How should you configure the new test settings?
A. On the Data and Diagnostics page, select the Event Log and System Information options.
B. On the Data and Diagnostics page, select the Event Log, ASP.NET Client Proxy for IntelliTrace and Test Impact, and IntelliTrace options.
C. On the Data and Diagnostics page, select the Event Log and IntelliTrace options.
D. On the Data and Diagnostics page, select the Event Log and ASP.NET Client Proxy for IntelliTrace and Test Impact options.
Correct Answer: B
Explanation/Reference:
Test Settings: Data and Diagnostics
* ASP.NET Client Proxy for IntelliTrace and Test Impact: This proxy allows you to collect information about the http calls from a client to a Web server for the IntelliTrace and Test Impact diagnostic data adapters.
* IntelliTrace : You can configure the diagnostic data adapter for IntelliTrace to collect specific diagnostic trace information to help isolate bugs that are difficult to reproduce. This adapter creates an IntelliTrace file that has an extension of .iTrace that contains this information. When a test fails, you can create a bug. The IntelliTrace file that is saved with the test results is automatically linked to this bug. The data that is collected in the IntelliTrace file increases debugging productivity by reducing the time that is required to reproduce and diagnose an error in the code. From this IntelliTrace file the local session can be simulated on another computer, this reduces the possibility of a bug being non-reproducible.
Reference: Specifying Test Settings for Visual Studio Tests