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
Assume: VS2010, .NET 4, C#, NUnit, Moq I am new to TDD and came across this issue while working through a project.
Okay, I have a business logic class like this: Note: For context, Vendor Briefs are simple entities that describe a \"download\" for a PDF document.
For example take the following class: class GameBoard { public double Evaluate(PieceType cpusPieceType) {
I have a method that assigns some values to a dictionary, and in my Moq test I want to ensure that it is only called with a specific set of parameters (i.e., strings).
I have a service responsible for subscribing to EWS for new mail notification. I\'ve created an interface for the service in order to mock it and test a dummy implementation. However, I\'m running int
This question is in relation to a Previous question I posted. 开发者_开发技巧As mentioned i was able to refactor the original code into two separate classes; I am now trying to test the portion (Pars
My view has a file attachment as well as Captcha validation. The problem is I am using MVCMockHelpers for my file validation but it reinitializes the route data (new RouteData()) while setting the con
I have the following unit test: [TestMethod] public void Execute_Sends_Email_To_User() { // Setup InitializeTestEntities();
Moq has been driving me a bit crazy on my latest project.I recently upgraded to version 4.0.10827, and I\'m noticing what seems to me to be a new behavior.
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