Team Foundation Service Preview: Using Visual Studio, Microsoft Test Manager, and Eclipse

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In this video, we will look at using the Team Foundation Service Preview from Visual Studio, Microsoft Test Manager and Eclipse.

For Visual Studio 2010 and Microsoft Test Manager 2010 you first need to make sure that you are running Service Pack 1.  Then you will need to make sure you have the hotfix KB2581206 installed to connect and authenticate with your account URL.  For Eclipse, you will need to install the TFS plug-in for Eclipse from the Team Explorer Everywhere 11 Developer Preview.

This video is part of a six-part series diving into the details of the recently announced Team Foundation Service Preview:

  1. Introduction
  2. Getting Started 
  3. Manage Security
  4. Agile Project Management
  5. Using Visual Studio, Microsoft Test Manager, and Eclipse (this video)
  6. Team Build

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