Can any one suggest a step by step example for using moQ framework.
any guidelines or thumbrules that has to be followed while mocking objetcs . can be much help.
thanks.
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Update: To address your comment... A large part of writing testable code involves removing dependencies on classes/resources outside the scope of your control. A very common approach to doing this is by talking to interfaces instead of concrete examples.
It's a little much to describe properly (especially since I just rolled out of bed), so let suggest you pick up a copy of Roy Osherove's 'The Art of Unit Testing'. It's a fairly short book and is filled with good advice and lots of summary information to get you familiar with many of the approaches to unit testing.
STW
2009-08-14 04:39:20
In the test case i'm trying to call a method (Which is implemented and programmed to throw an exception) using interface instance. But the test still passes . what does the Setup method acctually do here .(below is the sample code).[Test] public void Empty() { IQueue Qref; Mock<IQueue> MockObj= new Mock<IQueue>(); MockObj.Setup(x => x.IsEmpty).Returns(true); Assert.IsTrue(MockObj.Object.IsEmpty); }
vijaysylvester
2009-08-16 14:00:36
I think that would best be asked in a new question, I'm only a somewhat familiar with moq and putting it in a new question will get developers more familiar with the framework to look at it.
STW
2009-08-16 16:49:40
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I only started to use Moq recently and I am not sure how much help this will be but if you can get your hands on Chapter 3 of Pro ASP.NET MVC Framework there is a really good step-by-step example of using moq and NUnit with ASP.NET MVC.
Skittles
2009-08-14 06:32:08
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Finally i found a convincing step by step example from the link below.The article is explained using a problem - solution approach
vijaysylvester
2009-08-17 09:26:26