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Mock.NonPublic.Arrange with inherited non-overridden members doesn't seem to work.

I just started using JustMock but I've searched for a solution to this problem and haven't found it yet so I'll pose the problem here.
As in the distilled example below, I have a class that inherits from another class. The parent class defines multiple protected virtual methods that the child class does not override. I'm interested in testing a specific protected virtual method the child does implement but my attempts to mock the non-overridden parent methods fail with the following exception:

[System.ArgumentException] = {"Could not resolve the target method; make sure that you have provided arguments correctly."}

(In the example, it is thrown on the call to Mock.NonPublic.Arrange(..) )

Am I doing something wrong? Is there a way within JustMock to get around this error? Or must I subclass my child class further and override all the methods I'm interested in mocking in order to get it to work? That last option does work, but it's not exactly ideal.
Any help is greatly appreciated!

Charles

public class Foo

{

public Foo()

{

}

protected virtual void MethodToMock()

{

}

protected virtual void MethodToTest()

{

}

public class Bar : Foo

{

public Bar()

{

}

protected override void MethodToTest()

{

MethodToMock();

}

[TestMethod]

public void BarTest()

{

var mock = Mock.Create<Bar>(Behavior.CallOriginal);

Mock.NonPublic.Arrange(mock, "MethodToMock").DoNothing();

// Test MethodToTest here

}

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answered on 09 Mar 2011

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JustMock + Compact Framework?

Is it possible to use JustMock for Compact Framework projects in VS 2008? For now, I am using the free edition.
The following does not compile, where "IService" is just an example interface with a single method, "DoSomething()":

IService service = Mock.Create<IService

>();

Mock.Arrange(()=>service.DoSomething()).MustBeCalled();

The compiler spits out this error:
Error 2 Cannot convert lambda expression to type 'System.Linq.Expressions.Expression`1<Telerik.JustMock.Action2>' because it is not a delegate type

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answered on 24 Feb 2011

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Mocking SPListItemCollection Error JustMock

Hi all,

I have been researching what Mocking framework to use that will allow me to mock SharePoint classes, and as a result I am evaluating Telerik JustMock.

I am using SharePoint 2007 and Visual Studio 2008

I am attemting to Mock a SPList and a SPListItemCollection (see test method below) and I am getting the following error
"System.Reflection.TargetInvocationException: Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation. --->
System.MethodAccessException: Microsoft.SharePoint.SPListItemCollection..ctor()."

when attempting to execute the bold line below;

   [TestMethod]
   public void Should_Assert_FakingOfSpList()
   {
   var spWeb = Mock.Create<SPWeb>();
   var spList = Mock.Create<SPList>();
   var spListCollection = Mock.Create<SPListCollection>();
   var spListItemCollection = Mock.Create<SPListItemCollection>();
   Mock.Arrange(() => spWeb.Lists).Returns(spListCollection);
   Mock.Arrange(() => spListCollection[Arg.AnyString]).Returns(spList);
   Mock.Arrange(() => spList.GetItems(Arg.IsAny<SPQuery>())).Returns(spListItemCollection);
   Assert.AreEqual(spListCollection, spWeb.Lists);
   Assert.AreEqual(spList, spWeb.Lists["myList"]);
   Assert.AreEqual(spListItemCollection, spWeb.Lists["myList"].GetItems(new SPQuery()));
   }
   }

I was wondering if the error was in the trial version and not in the full blown version but as you can imagine, I am not keen to purchase JustMock if I am going to come across the same issue.

I would appreciate any help on this matter.

Many thanks

Gary Hoggart
Senior IT Specialist

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answered on 24 Feb 2011

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Mocking SPList.GetItems(SPQuery) in SharePoint

It would really be helpful if you put up a few examples of using JustMock against SharePoint. Anyways, I am trying to Mock a call to the GetItems method of the SPList object but I keep getting a NullReference error. Any help would be appreciated.

Here is the code I am attempting to mock:

var collection = web.Lists[listName].GetItems(query);

Here is my JustMock code

private SPWeb mockSPWeb = Mock.Create<SPWeb>();

private SPList mockSPList = Mock.Create<SPList>();

private SPListCollection mockSPListCollection = Mock.Create<SPListCollection>();

private SPListItemCollection mockSPListItemCollection = Mock.Create<SPListItemCollection>();

Mock.Arrange(() => mockSPWeb.Lists).Returns(mockSPListCollection);

Mock.Arrange(() => mockSPListCollection[Arg.IsAny<string>()]).Returns(mockSPList);

Mock.Arrange(() => mockSPList.GetItems(new SPQuery())).Returns(mockSPListItemCollection);

var testEntityRepository = new TestEntityRepository(new ListItemRepository());

var entity = testEntityRepository.GetASingleTestEntity(mockSPWeb);

I've tried several different ways to Mock this all with the same error:

Test method HealthDialog.SharePoint.Foundation.UnitTests.BaseEntityTests.TestBaseEntityRepository threw exception: System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object..

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answered on 11 Feb 2011

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JustMock licensing TFS 2010

I am sure I am just blind but I can't find license info for installing on TFS 2010 for automated builds. What covers this license, is a separate license needed for the server? Where do I find that license information?

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answered on 09 Feb 2011

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Mock fails when not running test in Debug mode

I am mocking a web-service method in my test using JustMock. The mock works as expected when I run it in debug mode. However when I run it not in debug mode, the mock fails to intercept the call and hits the actual web-service method. I'm using *Any* args in my arrange as I remember seeing something about a bug that using those fixed...
Any ideas? Looks like a bug to me.

VS2010 Premium
JustMock (2010.3.1109.7 paid) is ON
Running from VS IDE using built-in MSTest and runner.

-Jason

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answered on 26 Jan 2011

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Unable to remove JustMock extension from VS 2010 Ultimate SP1 beta

I have been experiencing anomalous behavior with VS 2010 Ultimate SP1 beta crashing every time I close the IDE, and then it repeatedly restarts and spawns a new devenv process and IDE.

According to Microsoft Connect this is a known bug in VS 2010 but they have not yet released a workaround, patch, and won't say anything other than it will be available with the final RTM of SP1.

However, there are some notes to suggest that the problem may be related to add-in and extension menus that have been added to the IDE. So in an effort to investigate, I have attempted to remove various extensions and control sets.

I have been unable to remove the JustMock extensions from the Extension Manager. It says to remove via Windows Add/Remove Control Panel which I did successfully. So JustMock has been UNinstalled from Windows Control Panel and is no longer visible there. But it remains in VS 2010 Extension Manager.

So how to remove the JustMock extension?

I do wish to continue using VS 2010 Ultimate SP1 beta. And I am not yet willing to completely UNinstall VS 2010, and go through the process of re-installing it.

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answered on 25 Jan 2011

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Mocking SPAttachmentCollection in SharePoint

I've got a bunch of tests that need to mock SPAttachmentCollection. In Isolator, I did it like this:

public void CreateAttachmentFromAfterUrl_AttachmentNameNotInAfterUrl_ReturnsNull()

{

var properties = Isolate.Fake.Instance<SPItemEventProperties>();

Isolate.WhenCalled(() => properties.ListItem.Attachments)

.WillReturnCollectionValuesOf(new[] { "A","B" });

Isolate.WhenCalled(() => properties.AfterUrl)

.WillReturn("C");

var attachment = AttachmentFactory.CreateAttachmentFromAfterUrl(properties);

attachment.ShouldBeNull();

}

In JustMock, I've done it like this:

public void CreateAttachmentFromAfterUrl_AttachmentNameNotInAfterUrl_ReturnsNull()

{

var properties = Mock.Create<SPItemEventProperties>();

var collection = Mock.Create<SPAttachmentCollection>();

var list = new List<string> {"A", "B"};

Mock.Arrange(() => collection.GetEnumerator()).Returns(list.GetEnumerator());

Mock.Arrange(() => properties.ListItem.Attachments).Returns(collection);

Mock.Arrange(() => properties.AfterUrl).Returns("C");

var attachment = AttachmentFactory.CreateAttachmentFromAfterUrl(properties);

attachment.ShouldBeNull();

}

Is there a better way? I would like to use ReturnsCollection() on properties.ListItem.Attachments, but it's unavailable for some reason.

-Andy

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answered on 24 Jan 2011

3 answers

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HttpContext Mocking

I'm trying to test some web aware code using HttpContext.Current (Request & Server).

JustMock is supposed to support this, but the working example is very simple and not what I want to achieve.

What I Want to mock is

if (HttpContext.Current != null)

{

string s = HttpContext.Current.Request....

string t = HttpContext.Current.Server....

}

Can Justmock do this very simple task (I'm using the professional version)?.

Thanks

Ian

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answered on 14 Jan 2011

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Mocking an object instanciation

Hi,

I want to create a unit test for the CheckUser method presented below... In that method we create a new instance of a class named LoginService. Inside my unit test, I know how to arrange my LoginService instance so that the mocking framework will replace the original call to ValidateUser with a simple "Return 1". That is not my problem.... My problem is that the parameterless constructor of the LoginService class used in CheckUser does a couple things I'd prefer not to do in my unit test like (as an example) connect to an Active Directory. Of course, if my unit test tries systematically to create a REAL LoginService then it will always fail as I have no active directory ready for my tests... Is there a way with JustMock to tell the mocking infrastructure that whenever my code tries to instanciate a class of type LoginService then I want a MOCK (or proxy) of LoginService to be created instead? On this mock I would of course have set arrange statements to have it behave like I want, let's say, Return 1 when ValidateUser is invoked on the Mock (or proxy)...

public class LegacyCode
{
    public int CheckUser(string userName, string password)
    {
      ---->  LoginService _service = new LoginService();

        [some code ommited here]

        return _service.ValidateUser(userName, password);
    }
}

I know some other mocking products out there support such a feature and I want to know if JustMock supports it also?

Thanks for your time.

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answered on 13 Jan 2011