I have a method that looks like this in a Presenter class.
Public Sub DoSomething()
' navigate to the nested view
' use the data entered so far (if needed)
Controller.Navigate("NestedView", Controller.DataDocument)
End Sub
The Controller object in the code is a mocked object in my test.
Looking at this, it seemed simple to set the expectations for the
test.
Dim dataDoc as new DataDocument()
' Mock the property Get accessor
Rhino.Mocks.Expect.Call(mockController.DataDocument).Return
(dataDoc)
LastCall.Repeat.Once()
' Mock the Controller void method call
mockController.Navigate("NestedView", dataDoc)
LastCall.Repeat.Once()
However, I was surprised to see that the test fails when the
expectation for the Navigate method is included.
Test method DoSomething_Test threw exception:
Rhino.Mocks.Exceptions.ExpectationViolationException:
IControllerBase.Navigate("TabWizard_NestedView", DataDocument);
Expected #1, Actual #0..
Take the Navigate void method call expectation out, and the test
passes.
Does anyone know why?
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