So the scenario is this: a user does some action (like earn a badge or unlock something) and an email notification gets sent out. One to the user (with a message like \"You\'ve unlocked XYZ...\") and
I am writing JUnit for a class that references a legacy class via constructor. The legacy class is in a third party jar, so I can\'t refactor it to make life easier....
I\'m testing a method that gets an object and checks if that object is an instance of a class that is stored as instance variable. So far no problem.
I am currently in the process of migration to rails 3 from rails 2 in a large application. In our functional specs, we have alot开发者_C百科 of stuff like this:
Ok so I have an issue with JustMock that I am hoping that someone here can help me with. I have a class with several test methods(something like 80).Each of these methods when run independently will p
Let\'s say I have a plain class with several functions: public class MyClass { public int GetTotal(int myValue, string myString)
I\'m familiar with techniques used for testing controllers and business logic in ASP .NET MVC application.
Using Moq, RhinoMocks or a similar framework, is there a way to configure a mock to implement both get and set on all properties of an object even if the interface does not?
I am using JustMock to mock interfaces for unit testing, but perhaps I\'m not doing it right. I have an interface:
I have recently (in the last week) embarked on an experiment wherein I attempt to code a new feature in a project I\'m working on using TDD principles. In the past, our approach has been a moderately-
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