VB Code casts differently in nunit than VS 2005

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System specs of interest: Win XP, IE 7, nunit 2.4.8 (.net 2.0), VS 2005

I am using VB .net to access a frame collection in a browser object.  When I
run the program as a stand-alone VB app, I can view the frame collection and
all of the objects within it.  When, I attach a test that uses the same code
to nunit, I get a casting exception when trying to access the same frames
collection.

The objects are SHDocVw.InternetExplorer (ie) and mshtml.HTMLDocument (doc)

doc = ie.document

accessing doc.frames throws a casting exception, but only when running the
test through nunit.

Is it possible that the run-time for nunit is using a different rule set
than VS does?

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<div>System specs of interest: Win XP, IE 7, nunit 2.4.8 (.net 2.0), VS 2005</div>
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<div>I am using VB .net to access a frame collection in a browser object.&nbsp; When I run the program as a stand-alone VB app, I can view the frame collection and all of the objects within it.&nbsp; When, I attach a test that uses the same code to nunit, I get a casting exception when trying to access the same frames collection.&nbsp; </div>

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<div>The objects are SHDocVw.InternetExplorer (ie)&nbsp;and&nbsp;mshtml.HTMLDocument (doc)</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>doc = ie.document</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>accessing doc.frames throws a casting exception, but only when running the test through nunit.&nbsp; </div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>Is it possible that the run-time for nunit is using a different rule set than VS does?&nbsp; </div>

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