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I have a mocked class which has a bool property BoolProperty.
I have a class under test with a method under test which first sets BoolProperty to true, and then to false.
I wish to set up an arrangement which tests that these two calls are made in the correct order, which I have done as follows:

    mockedClass.ArrangeSet(x => x.BoolProperty = true).InSequence();
    mockedClass.ArrangeSet(x => x.BoolProperty = false).InSequence();

This passes the test fine. However, if I reverse the order:

    mockedClass.ArrangeSet(x => x.BoolProperty = false).InSequence();
    mockedClass.ArrangeSet(x => x.BoolProperty = true).InSequence();

this *also* passes.
Shouldn't this second arrangement cause the test to fail?

I am using JustMock 2014.1.1424.1

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answered on 02 Oct 2014

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Testing kickstart help

Hi there,

I'm new to JustMock and I'm looking into writing unit tests. Below i have copied the code i'm trying to test and will also copy what i have so far for unit testing. Looking at the test covarage within Visual Studio i aren't testing the catch exceptions and i don't know how to do this. Most my tests are structured this way and any help to get me moving again will be appreciated.

[HttpGet]

[Route("api/DealBuilder/GetSession")]

public IHttpActionResult NewVersion(string sessionId)

{

try

{

if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(sessionId))

{

try

{

return Ok(dealbuilderRepository.GetTemplateAndXml(new Guid(sessionId)));

}

catch (Exception ex)

{

return InternalServerError(ex);

}

else

{

return BadRequest("No Session ID was passed.");

}

catch (Exception ex)

{

// TODO: logger.Error(ex.Message, ex);

return InternalServerError(ex);

}



This is what i have so far for tests on my code above.



[TestMethod]

public void NewVersion()

{

var repo = Mock.Create<IDealBuilderRepository>();

var controller = new DealBuilderController(repo);

Mock.Arrange(() => repo.Equals(Arg.IsAny<String>()));

var result = controller.NewVersion(Arg.IsAny<String>());

Mock.Assert(repo);

}

[TestMethod]

public void GetNewVersionFail()

{

var repo = Mock.Create<IDealBuilderRepository>();

var controller = new DealBuilderController(repo);

Mock.Arrange(() => repo.Equals(Arg.IsAny<Guid>())); // .Returns(null);

var result = controller.NewVersion(new Guid().ToString()) as InternalServerErrorResult ;

Mock.Assert(typeof(InternalServerErrorResult));

}

Thanks again,

Tommy

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answered on 01 Oct 2014

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Mock not work after await

try to Mock setUtcOffset method . But after await Request.Content.ReadAsMultipartAsync... Mock doesnot work . Please tell how it'll fix ??

[TestMethod]

public async Task TestUploadEntity()

{

IContainer container = (IContainer)TestContext.Properties["IContainer"];

BaseApiController apicontroller = container.Resolve<BaseApiController>();

Mock.NonPublic.Arrange(apicontroller, "setUtcOffset").IgnoreArguments().IgnoreInstance();

var config = new HttpConfiguration();

var route = config.Routes.MapHttpRoute("DefaultApi", "api/{controller}/{id}");

var routeData = new HttpRouteData(route, new HttpRouteValueDictionary { { "controller", "Mobile" } });

MultipartFormDataContent formDataContent = new MultipartFormDataContent();

formDataContent.Add(new StringContent(Guid.NewGuid().ToString()), name: "EntityID");

controller.Request = request;

controller.Request.Properties[HttpPropertyKeys.HttpConfigurationKey] = config;

var result = await controller.addUpdateMessage();

}

[HttpPost]

public async Task<string> addUpdateMessage()

{

if (!Request.Content.IsMimeMultipartContent())

{

throw new HttpResponseException(HttpStatusCode.BadRequest);

}

var provider = await Request.Content.ReadAsMultipartAsync<InMemoryMultipartFormDataStreamProvider>(new InMemoryMultipartFormDataStreamProvider());

setUtcOffset();

return "Success";

}

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answered on 29 Sep 2014

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Updating JustMock 2013-2014

Hello. I am having some difficulty getting an update to JustMock working for our existing unit test library.

Details:
We were on 2013.2.611 and have upgraded to 2014.2.811.1.
We use TFS Build to run unit tests (under MSTest). I have already set up the code activity (including environmental settings) from the last version based on the JustMock guide and it was working with 100% success rate on the old version.
I updated the library to latest one from the new JustMock installation.

Builds completes and most of the JustMock related unit tests are failing with many similar error messages such as:
Telerik.JustMock.MockException: Arranging the return value of a constructor call is not supported.
Telerik.JustMock.MockException: Can not instantiate proxy of class: Could not find a parameterless constructor.

Are there any major changes between the versions that could be causing this? Something I forgot to update?

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answered on 18 Sep 2014

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AutoMock list dependency

Hi, I've been having some trouble passing a list to a class that is the instance of a MockingContainer.

01.using System.Collections.Generic;

02.

03.namespace JustMock_AutoContainer

04.{

05. public interface IWorker

06. {

07. void DoSomething();

08. }

09.

10. public interface IService

11. {

12. string Moo { get; }

13.

14. void DoLotsOfThings();

15. }

16.

17. public class Service : IService

18. {

19. private readonly IList<IWorker> workers;

20.

21. public Service(IList<IWorker> workers, string moo)

22. {

23. this.workers = workers;

24. this.Moo = moo;

25. }

26.

27. public string Moo { get; private set; }

28.

29. public void DoLotsOfThings()

30. {

31. foreach (var worker in this.workers)

32. {

33. worker.DoSomething();

34. }

35. }

36. }

37.}

And the test class is:

01.using JustMock_AutoContainer;

02.using Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting;

03.using System.Collections.Generic;

04.using Telerik.JustMock;

05.using Telerik.JustMock.AutoMock;

06.using Telerik.JustMock.Helpers;

07.

08.namespace JustMock_AutoContainer_Tests

09.{

10. [TestClass]

11. public class ServiceTest

12. {

13. #region Fields

14. private MockingContainer<Service> container;

15. #endregion

16.

17. #region Test Configuration

18. [TestInitialize]

19. public void CreateTargetContainer()

20. {

21. this.container = new MockingContainer<Service>();

22. }

23. #endregion

24.

25. [TestMethod]

26. public void DoLotsOfWork_TwoWorkers_AllWorkersCalled()

27. {

28. // Arrange

29. var provider1 = StubWorker();

30. var provider2 = StubWorker();

31. var target = this.CreateTarget(provider1, provider2);

32.

33. // Act

34. target.DoLotsOfThings();

35.

36. // Assert

37. Assert.AreEqual("moo", target.Moo);

38. provider1.Assert(p => p.DoSomething()); // Fails here :(

39. provider2.Assert(p => p.DoSomething());

40. }

41.

42. #region Support Methods

43. private static IWorker StubWorker()

44. {

45. var dataTraceProvider = Mock.Create<IWorker>();

46. return dataTraceProvider;

47. }

48.

49. private IService CreateTarget(params IWorker[] providers)

50. {

51. this.container

52. .Bind<IList<IWorker>>()

53. .ToConstant((IList<IWorker>)providers);

54.

55. //TODO: fix line above; the list is not being picked up in the target.

56. // JustMock seems keen on giving us a list with one and only one item in it, rather than

57. // what we've registered above.

58. this.container

59. .Bind<string>()

60. .ToConstant("moo");

61.

62. return this.container.Instance;

63. }

64.

65. #endregion

66. }

67.}

The registration on line 51 seems to be ignored. Is there something else I should be doing?

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answered on 10 Sep 2014

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Using ternary operator in definitions of args

Hi,
The following code does not work...

public interface IService2

{

string MethodWithArgs(string one, string two);

}

[TestMethod]

public void SubbingMethodwithArgs_DontCareAboutValues_StubbedMethodCalled()

{

var service = StubMethodWithArgs("rv");

var actual = service.MethodWithArgs("a", "b");

Assert.AreEqual("rv", actual);

}

private static IService2 StubMethodWithArgs(string returnValue, string expectedOne = null, string expectedTwo = null)

{

var service = Mock.Create<IService2>();

service

.Arrange(s => s.MethodWithArgs(

null != expectedOne ? Arg.Is(expectedOne) : Arg.AnyString, // null coalesance (??) doesn't work either

null != expectedTwo ? Arg.Is(expectedTwo) : Arg.AnyString))

.Returns(returnValue);

return service;

}

Is this a limitation of JustMock?

Regards,

Nick

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answered on 26 Aug 2014

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AutoMock Abstract Class

Hi, is it possible to use MockingContainer<T> where T is an abstract class, such as the following:

01.public abstract class SimpleBaseClass

02.{

03. private readonly IService service;

04. protected SimpleBaseClass(IService service)

05. {

06. this.service = service;

07. }

08. public void CallServiceMethod()

09. {

10. this.service.DoLotsOfThings();

11. }

12.}

I've tried the following, the latter works as expected.

01.[TestMethod]

02.public void AutoMock_AbstractClass_CallsMethod()

03.{

04. var container = new MockingContainer<SimpleBaseClass>();

05. //container.Bind<SimpleBaseClass>().ToMock(); // Still fails :(

06. container.Arrange<IService>(s => s.DoLotsOfThings()).MustBeCalled();

07.

08. container.Instance.CallServiceMethod();

09.

10. container.AssertAll();

11.}

12.

13.[TestMethod]

14.public void CreateMock_AbstractClass_CallsMethod()

15.{

16. var service = Mock.Create<IService>();

17. var target = Mock.Create<SimpleBaseClass>(Behavior.CallOriginal, service);

18.

19. target.CallServiceMethod();

20.

21. service.Assert(s => s.DoLotsOfThings());

22.}

I've tried configuring with AutoMockSettings using CallOriginal, but it just seems like NInject always jumps in and fails to find a suitable constructor.

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answered on 22 Aug 2014

2 answers

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Call a private method in a test.

Can I (or does it make sense) call a private method from a unit test?

The setup code is getting really big to test a little piece of code within a private method. Instead it seems like it might be a good idea to just mock the parameters and then call the private method as follows (incomplete since I don't know if this works). I want to call a piece of the private implementation with defined parameters and then test for results. This would be a replacement for having to walk through the code in the debugger over and over again.

// Arrange mock data.

var service = new ScheduledTaskService();

var start = new DateTime(2014, 08, 15);

var due = start.Next(DayOfWeek.Thursday);

var assignee = new SimpleEmployeeView {Id = 1, LastNameFirstName = "Test User", IsActive = true};

var taskModel = new ScheduledTaskModel()

{

DaysBeforeDue = 5,

Start = start,

End = due,

Title = "Test Subject",

Description = "Test Description",

Id = 999

};

// This is the method I would like to call somehow if possible.

Mock.NonPublic.Arrange(service, "CreateTaskForAssignee", taskModel, assignee);

// Ignore db changes.

var database = Mock.Create<Database>();

Mock.Arrange(database, d => d.SaveChanges()).DoNothing();



// TODO test for changes in the result.

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answered on 21 Aug 2014

4 answers

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Should be very basic...

I figure this out... but I know it won't be very complicated.
I am calling this method and I want to mock the string "alpha"

public void Request()
{
if (string.isNullOrEmpty(alpha))
{
Do somthing bad
}
else
{
Do somthing good
}

Pretty much I want alpha to be mocked so that it passes the if statement and goes on to do something good.

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answered on 14 Aug 2014

11 answers

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Testing MVC Controller hangs in HierarchicalTestFrameworkContextResolver.CreateAttributeMatcher.AnonymousMethod__26

I'm using JustMock to mock out the HttpContext when testing an ASP.Net MVC controller, below are snapshots of the stack when I pause the execution:

Telerik.JustMock.dll!Telerik.JustMock.Core.Context.HierarchicalTestFrameworkContextResolver.CreateAttributeMatcher.AnonymousMethod__26 Normal
[External Code]
XXXXXXXX.Web.Application.dll!XXXXXXXX.Web.Application.Controllers.TransportController.Index() Line 44
XXXXXXXX.Tests.dll!XXXXXXTests.Transport.TransportControllerTests.IndexPageTest() Line 36
[External Code]

Telerik.JustMock.dll!Telerik.JustMock.Core.Context.HierarchicalTestFrameworkContextResolver.FindTestMethod Normal
[External Code]
XXXXXXXX.Web.Application.dll!XXXXXXXX.Web.Application.Controllers.TransportController.Index() Line 44
XXXXXXXX.Tests.dll!XXXXXXXX.Tests.Transport.TransportControllerTests.IndexPageTest() Line 36
[External Code]

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answered on 06 Aug 2014