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Anyone have any ideas what I can do?

Please reserve commenting about using 1.1 still, it's out of my hands :(

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Rhino Mocks is supposed to be compatible with the framework 1.1, according to their website. It is a really good mocking framework, once you get used to it

Have a look here to see what you'll be able to do, and what you won't be able to do:

ayende.com/Wiki/(S(lqa0ob552sfbu545c5ss4b55))/Rhino+Mocks+Generics.ashx

wow, i had wrongly assumed it would be incompatible. excellent news!
James L
Actually, it has some cool generic features you won't be able to use with .net 1.1. But still you can mock interfaces and classes as usual.I have been using it extensively these past months for Unit Testing, and I must admit, Rhino Mocks is great :)
It looks like as of v3 Rhino Mocks is .2.0+, but I can live with that
James L
Yes, I guess you have to stick with version 2.9.6, released in December 2006.Still, it is better than nothing, and it will work just as fine I suppose, for 1.1 ;)
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I use both NMock2 and an older version of Typemock Isolator at work when dealing with our legacy products that only run on 1.1.

Blair Conrad