Mock.Initialize

[Jose]

I am having similar issues as those in this thread:
http://www.telerik.com/community/forums/justmock/general-discussions/mocks-failing-to-work-correctly-in-large-test-runs.aspx

Basically, I have some unit tests that work fine when i run them alone, together however, the first test passes, then the rest fail. It seems as if the first tests mocks are successfully intercepted, and then the subsequent tests mocks are not.

The solution it seems is the Mock.Initialize function. Does Mock.Initialize apply to class methods that are not static? If so, is there an example I could take a look at?

[Ricky]

Hi Jose,
Thanks again for sending the post. Yes you can use Mock.Initalize for instance methods as well. Like let's take the following example:

[TestFixtureSetUp]
 public void Initialize()
 {
     Mock.Partial<FileInfo>().For((x) => x.Delete());
 }

Then, inside the test method i did the following to see if everything worked as expected.

[TestMethod]
public void ShouldAssertSetupCalls()
{
    var filename = this.GetType().Assembly.ManifestModule.FullyQualifiedName;
    var fi = new FileInfo(filename);
    bool called = false;
    Mock.Arrange(() => fi.Delete()).DoInstead(() => called = true);
    fi.Delete();
    Assert.True(called);
}

In addition, you can find similar ones under %Program_Files%\Telerik\JustMock\Examples folder in Elevated\MsCorlibFixture.cs for c# examples.

Hope the information is useful.

Kind regards,
Ricky
the Telerik team