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I work w/ Rhino Mocks 3.5 a lot but recently came across something I had never tried before. I want to stub out a service and setup the return value - simple stuff really

The only issue is that now my service isn't returning IList, but instead IQueryable

So when I try to do something like this - it blows up

<TestMethod()> _
    Public Sub Should_Populate_Users_Property_On_View_During_OnInit()
        Dim View As IUserView = MockRepository.GenerateStub(Of IUserView)()
        Dim Service As IUserService = MockRepository.GenerateStub(Of IUserService)()
        Dim Presenter As New UserPresenter(View, Service)

        Dim StubUserObjectCollection As New List(Of User)
        StubUserObjectCollection.Add(New User(1, "jdoe", "John", "Doe", 0, 0, 0, 1, 1))

        Service.Stub(Function(x) x.GetUserCollection()).[Return](StubUserObjectCollection)

        Presenter.OnViewInit()

        Assert.AreEqual(View.Users.Count, 1)
    End Sub

How can I stub out the service to enable a unit test for the below (kept simple for brevity)

Public Sub OnViewInit()
    Dim UserList As List(Of User) = mUserService.GetUserCollection.Where(Function(x) x.Active = 1).OrderBy(Function(x) x.FirstName).ToList()

    mView.Users = UserList
End Sub
+5  A: 

Can you not change your StubUserObjectCollection to be an IQueryable?

Dim SubList As New List(Of User)
StubList.Add(New User(1, "jdoe", "John", "Doe", 0, 0, 0, 1, 1))
Dim StubUserObjectCollection = StubList.AsQueryable();
womp
I knew it had to be something simple that I missed! Thanks for the quick reply!
Toran Billups