Can't mock Unity Container call

[Imaji]

Hi,

I'm trying to mock a RegisterType call on a mock Unity Container, but it's not being called.  I've recreated the test as follows:

        [TestMethod]

        public void TestMethod1()

        {

            IUnityContainer mockContainer = Mock.Create<IUnityContainer>();

            Mock.Arrange(() => mockContainer.RegisterType<IConcrete, Concrete>()).Returns(mockContainer);

            Class1 consumingClass = new Class1(mockContainer);

            consumingClass.RegisterStuffInUnity();

            Mock.Assert(() => mockCOntainer.RegisterType<IConcrete, Concrete>(), Occurs.Once());

        }

IConcrete and Concrete are empty, obviously Concrete implements IConcrete.

Class1 is very simple as follows:

    public class Class1

    {

        private readonly IUnityContainer _container;

        public Class1(IUnityContainer container)

        {

            _container = container;

        }

        public void RegisterStuffInUnity()

        {

            var bob = _container.RegisterType<IConcrete, Concrete>();

        }

    }

Any ideas?

Thanks,
John

[Ricky]

Hi John,

Thank you for submitting the issue. However I attached a test project created from the snippet you sent, where the test is passing. I tried both in debug and run mode and used Unity 2.0 for the purpose.

Looking further into, I found out that if the test is preceded with following one, then only running both the tests fails the original one where the call never goes to mockContainer.RegisterType<,> . Here to add that the following test is executed first.

[TestMethod]
public void Test2()
{
    ConsumingClass consumingClass = Mock.Create<ConsumingClass>();
    consumingClass.RegisterStuffInUnity();
}

In this case, currently the workaround is to include the following Mock.Arrange to forcefully make it execute the original code block:

Mock.Arrange(() => consumingClass.RegisterStuffInUnity()).CallOriginal();

Finally, as we have already identified the issue, it will be patched in the next release. However if you want to give it an early try, we would love to send you a preview build to your telerik account.

Kind Regards,
the Telerik team