C# – using nunit with visual web developer 2008 express

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I'm experimenting with potentially using Visual Web Developer 2008 Express for a project, but since the Express edition doesn't support the publish feature and since the ide also does not create any *proj files, how can I use the nunit gui to run my tests?

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The approach I would take is move as much business logic as you can into a Class Library, and have your website use this Class Library and your unit tests test that Class Library.

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