hi

is it possible to use   ReturnsCollection   with  Mock.NonPublic.Arrange

Mock.NonPublic.Arrange(fw, "GetRoleClassesAndRights", 10).ReturnsCollection(CreateDocumentClassAndRoleRightsList());

I could not  do it.. Why.. there comes error ..ReturnsCollection    

Error 122 'Telerik.JustMock.Expectations.ActionExpectation' does not contain a definition for 'ReturnsCollection' and no extension method 'ReturnsCollection' accepting a first argument of type 'Telerik.JustMock.Expectations.ActionExpectation' could be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)

I was putting a small example program together and noticed that JustMock doesn't work with the .NET Framework 4 Client Profile.  Admittedly, this isn't a real-world scenario, so I don't know how important it is, but thought I would mention it anyway.  Here's the message:

Warning 1 The referenced assembly "Telerik.JustMock" could not be resolved because it has a dependency on "System.Web, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a" which is not in the currently targeted framework ".NETFramework,Version=v4.0,Profile=Client". Please remove references to assemblies not in the targeted framework or consider retargeting your project. MockTest

A second observation from reading the message above; I'm not sure that there should be a dependency on System.Web.  i.e. What if I wasn't building a Web application.

It's just a console app and I had the code in the Main method like this:


BTW, I already know how to create a test project and so on, but was just fiddling around and thought this info might be interesting for you.

Joe

Hello together

I'm just trying to mock the SPContentTypeCollection class out of the SharePoint 2010 assembly but I'm facing a problem arranging a mock for the "BestMatch" method. I've already searched for a solution but cannot find any information about it.

This is my testcode:


The first three lines work perfectly, but an error is thrown for the fourth line. The mockedList is being creatd within a "TestInitialize" method.

This ist the call stack for the error occuring:


Has someone face the same problem already and / or can someone help me finding a solution?

Thanks
Andreas

Hi

I've just got up and running with JustMock to perform tests that need to isolate Microsoft's Exchange Services API, which contains many sealed and internal classes, and so requires the elevated mode in Visual Studio to enable the profiler.  

Right now these tests are failing my Continuous Integration build on TeamCity because I need to enable the profiler.

Please can you advise on how to get this up and running.

Stack trace is as follows:

Test(s) failed. Telerik.JustMock.MockException : Could not create mock from sealed class when profiler is not enabled.

   at Telerik.JustMock.MockManager.CreateInstance(Container container)

   at Telerik.JustMock.MockManager.SetupMock(Behavior behavior, Boolean static)

   at Telerik.JustMock.MockManager.CreateInstance()

   at Telerik.JustMock.Mock.Create(Type target, Behavior behavior, Object[] args)

   at Telerik.JustMock.Mock.Create(Type target, Object[] args)

   at Telerik.JustMock.Mock.Create[T]()

Thanks,

Chris

FWIW: I'm currently running a private build of JustMock from last week that fixes an issue with covariance and contravariance (see http://www.telerik.com/account/support-tickets/view-ticket.aspx?threadid=457316)

Is it at all possible to get the commercial functionality of the MockInitializer parts to work with the Silverlight library or is it forever left with only the free functionality? (which does not include the MockInitializer)

If you've got tests that use JustMock, do you need to install it on the TFS build server for them to run? Or will it pull in the right DLL references automatically? My manager is looking for a good mocking solution without that setup overhead.

Hi,

We have some unit tests that we are trying to convert from MSTest to nUnit. When we run the unit tests (using Resharper) in MSTest they run without any exceptions, but when we try to run it in NUnit they fail.

The code we are running is:

Using nUnit it fails on the first assertion.

Any ideas why this is happening?


Craig

Following the directions here: http://www.telerik.com/help/justmock/advanced-usage-future-mocking.html 

I was able to successfully Future Mock classes that I created, but I can't seem to get Future Mocking working with TfsTeamProjectCollection.

Here are two tests that are failing:


Here's a link to a sample project: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1006254/JustMockTestProject5.zip

Is there a way to mock the increment/decrement operators?

Example:

MyEventHandler += HandlerToAdd;
MyEventHandler -= HandlerToSubtrack;

It seems the typical property mocking doesn't work here.

Hi,

I am having a problem with JustMock where tests pass when run individually but fail when all tests are run. I am not using any static or final mocking.

In the following code, the GetSectionsForAppByAppId_WithAppIdForSingleApp_ReturnsGetSectionsForAppResponse test fails.

   [TestClass]
   public class MobileAppSectionServiceTests
   {
        private const int AppId = 1;
        private const int LocalCultureId = 2;
 
        private IEnumerable<IMobileAppSection> sections;
        private GetSectionsForAppRequest request;
        private MobileAppSection section;
 
        [TestInitialize]
        public void TestInit()
        {
            section = new MobileAppSection();
            section.Id = AppId;
            section.Name = "SectionName";
            section.Summary = "Section Summary";
 
            sections = new List<IMobileAppSection> { section };
            request = new GetSectionsForAppRequest { MobileAppId = AppId, LocalCultureId = LocalCultureId};
        }
 
        [TestMethod]
        public void GetSectionsForAppByAppId_WithAppIdForSingleApp_ReturnsGetSectionsForAppResponse()
        {
            MobileAppSectionService service = new MobileAppSectionService(null);
            Mock.Arrange<IEnumerable<IMobileAppSection>>(() => service.GetSectionDomainEntitiesForAppByCulture(AppId, LocalCultureId)).Returns(sections);
            GetSectionsForAppResponse response = service.GetSectionsForAppByCulture(request);
            
            Assert.IsNotNull(response, "Response is not null");
        }
 
        [TestMethod]
        public void GetSectionsForAppByAppId_WithAppIdForSingleApp_ReturnsResponseWithSections()
        {
            IMobileAppSectionMapper _mobileAppSectionMapper = Mock.Create<IMobileAppSectionMapper>();
            MobileAppSectionService service = new MobileAppSectionService(_mobileAppSectionMapper);
            Mock.Arrange<IEnumerable<IMobileAppSection>>(() => _mobileAppSectionMapper.GetSectionsForMobileApp(AppId, LocalCultureId)).Returns(sections);
            
            GetSectionsForAppResponse response = service.GetSectionsForAppByCulture(request);
            
            Assert.IsTrue(response.MobileAppSections.Any());
        }
    }

The error message is:

Test method MobileAppDelivery.Service.Tests.Unit.MobileAppSectionServiceTests.GetSectionsForAppByAppId_WithAppIdForSingleApp_ReturnsGetSectionsForAppResponse threw exception: 
System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.

The NullReferenceException is thrown the following method of the MobileAppSectionService class.

    public List<IMobileAppSection> GetSectionDomainEntitiesForAppByCulture(int appId, int cultureId)
    {
       List<IMobileAppSection> sections = _mobileAppSectionMapper.GetSectionsForMobileApp(appId, cultureId); 
       return sections;
    }

where _mobileAppSectionMapper is null. Rewriting the test method as the following fixes the problem

        [TestMethod]
        public void GetSectionsForAppByAppId_WithAppIdForSingleApp_ReturnsGetSectionsForAppResponse()
        {
            IMobileAppSectionMapper mapper = Mock.Create<IMobileAppSectionMapper>();
 
            MobileAppSectionService service = new MobileAppSectionService(mapper);
            Mock.Arrange<IEnumerable<IMobileAppSection>>(() => service.GetSectionDomainEntitiesForAppByCulture(AppId, LocalCultureId)).DoNothing().Returns(sections);
            GetSectionsForAppResponse response = service.GetSectionsForAppByCulture(request);
            
            Assert.IsNotNull(response, "Response is not null");
        }

So why does the original test only pass when run individually? 
My instincts tell me that the original test was not written correctly but it still passed. 

Thanks!