Trying to Raise an Event throws an exception

[Javier]

Hi I am trying to Raise an event but I am getting this exception:

System.NotImplementedException: You can't call the original implementation of a method that does not have one (abstract or interface method).

StorageAndInventoryService is the class that raises the event.
BatchManager is the class subscribed to that event

My test:

[TestMethod]
        public void DestinationUnLockUpdatesBatchesStatus()
        {
            batchManager = Mock.Create<BatchManager>(Behavior.CallOriginal);
            batchManager.StorageInventoryService = Mock.Create<StorageInventoryService>();

            //Mock data
            List<DestinationStatus> destinationStatuses = new List<DestinationStatus>
                {
                    new DestinationStatus("D1", false, 1, 2, new List<string>())
                };

            Mock.Arrange(() => batchManager.StorageInventoryService.GetDestinationStatus(Arg.IsAny<List<string>>())).Returns(destinationStatuses).OccursOnce();

            batchManager.AddLoadCarrierRequestToBatch(materialFlowContext).Wait();

            DestinationInfo destinationInfo = batchManager.BatchRepository.GetDestination("D1");
            List<BatchInfo> batchInfos = batchManager.BatchRepository.GetBatchesByDestination(destinationInfo, 99).ToList();

            batchManager.SelectAndReserveLoadCarrierRequests(new string[] { "D1" }).Wait();

            Assert.IsTrue(destinationInfo.IsAvailable == false);
            Assert.IsTrue(batchInfos.FirstOrDefault().Status == BatchStatus.Suspended);

            MfsLocationLockChangedDataEventArgs mfsLocationLockChangedDataEventArgs = new MfsLocationLockChangedDataEventArgs(new MfsLocationLockChangedData("D1", true, string.Empty));

            Mock.Raise(() => batchManager.StorageInventoryService.LocationLockChanged += null, mfsLocationLockChangedDataEventArgs);

            Assert.IsTrue(batchInfos.FirstOrDefault().Status == BatchStatus.InProgress);

        }
I know that the issue is that we are Mocking as CallOriginal the BatchManager, but we are looking for an 
alternative, because as you can see is the class that we are trying to unit test.

This is the callBack that I want to be executed in the BatchManager class:

private void StorageInventoryServiceOnLocationLockChanged(object sender, MfsLocationLockChangedDataEventArgs mfsLocationLockChangedDataEventArgs)
        {

            Log.Debug("** StorageInventoryServiceOnLocationLockChanged has changed**");
            if (!mfsLocationLockChangedDataEventArgs.MfsLocationLockChangedData.IsLocked)
            {
                DestinationInfo destinationInfo = BatchRepository.GetDestination(mfsLocationLockChangedDataEventArgs.MfsLocationLockChangedData.AddressName);

                if (destinationInfo != null)
                {
                    BatchRepository.UpdateDestinationAvailability(destinationInfo.Address, true);
                    List<BatchInfo> batchInfos = BatchRepository.GetBatchesByDestination(destinationInfo, 99).ToList();

                    foreach (BatchInfo batch in batchInfos)
                    {
                        BatchRepository.UpdateBatchStatus(batch.BatchId, BatchStatus.InProgress);
                        foreach (string loadCarrier in batch.LoadCarriers)
                        {
                            BatchRepository.UpdateLoadCarrierRequestStatus(loadCarrier, LoadCarrierRequestStatus.New);
                        }

                    }

                    OnDestinationUnLocked(new DestinationStatusChangedEventArgs
                        {
                            Destinations = new List<string>
                                {
                                    mfsLocationLockChangedDataEventArgs.MfsLocationLockChangedData.AddressName
                                }
                        });
                }

            }


        }

[Kaloyan]

Hi Javier,

Normally, the CallOriginal should not prevent you from raising an event with Mock.Raise(). However, this could be a bug in JustMock which we are not aware of.

Is it possible to isolate the issue in a simple project and send it over for further investigation?

Thank you for the understanding in advance.

Regards,
Kaloyan
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