I\'m new to FakeItEasy and mocking in general.I created a Visual Studio 2010 C# class library project.I added references to the NUnit DLL and the FakeItEasy DLL.I added \"using\" statements for both,
I have a Data Access Layer in my application which wraps an ADO.NET data provider. The DAL converts the data returned by the data provider into .NET objects. I\'ve seen a lot of posts advising against
It has come to my attention that you can unit-test an abstract class by instantiating it as a mock object. Thereby you mock the abstract properties and methods, while being able to test the implemente
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I am writing some tests for a Magento module, using Ivan Chepurnyi\'s extension, and I\'m having trouble using the mock objects.
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I have tried using a mocking framework (Moq) but it doesn\'t work because Set is a non-overridable method. I then stupidly tried to make my own EventWaitHandle by extending the class. It doesn\'t seem
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I have the following trait (that will be implemented by a java.util.prefs.Preferences wrapper): trait PreferencesMethods {
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