Re: Adding the STAThread attribute

Yes, NUnit takes care of running your tests. 
 
If you need to run certain tests in a STA, you have to create a config file
for your tests and specify the threading model there. See the Configuration
Files section of the docs for how to create a config. See the config file
for the NUnit tests (not for NUnit itself) for the format of the entry used
to specify the threading model.
 
Charlie


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Prateek
Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2008 12:36 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Nunit-users] Adding the STAThread attribute



Hi,

 

I am running a suite of test cases through the Nunit GUI by loading the
appropriate dll. The only thing is that I do not really have a Main() method
in that project. Is it that when I run test cases this way, the Framework
takes care of loading the application? Also, I have been getting the
ThreadStateException and so wanted to add the STAThread attribute to the
Main() method (but am not able to since I don't have a Main() method).
Anything I can do?

 

The version I am using is 2.2.8

 

Hope I have been paint a clear picture. Thanks in advance.

 

Prateek Agarwal

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