I've a problem with partial mocking using Rhino Mocks:
var authentication = (FormsAuthenticationService)_mocks.PartialMock(
typeof(FormsAuthenticationService));
Expect.Call( delegate{ authentication.SetAuthCookie(null, null); }).IgnoreArguments();
..and I get NullReferenceException on "Expect." line..
I will just add that FormsAuth...
I have a user control which does some validation in the ValidateChildren method which I would like to test. I have created a partial mock of the user control, but although I am not setting any expectations on the ValidateChildren method, I am simply calling it, it is simply skipped and the code inside the method never executes. To try ...
Hi,
i have a class e.g. DerivedClass that inherits from a base class e.g. BaseClass. BaseClass implements an interface called IBaseClass. IBaseClass has 1 property called TestProperty which is an integer auto property.
I PartialMultiMock DerivedClass like so:
derivedClassMock = repository.PartialMultiMock<DerivedClass>(typeof(IBaseIn...
I know this SO question, but it deals with the subject in more general terms.
Should I prefer using partial Mocks over Dependency Injection? My question is based on the following quote from OCMock:
id aMock = [OCMockObject partialMockForObject:anObject]
Creates a mock object that can be used
in the same way as anObject. When a
...
Why is there so much hating going on about 'partial mocking' and the code that requires it?
Here's an (theoretical) example implementation:
public ComplexResult1 operationA(Stimulus a) {
{
...
result = ...;
}
auditTheChange(a);
}
public ComplexResult2 operationB(Stimulus b) {
{
...
result...