Hi!
I'm currently struggeling with a mocking problem that perhaps someone
can help me find a solution to.
I'm not able to describe the problem in word so i need to write a
little code.
I have to classes i need to mock that i cannot change. I only have
them in binary form. ClassA and ClassB
public ClassA
{
public ClassB classb
{
get
{
return _classb;
}
set
{
_classb = value;
}
}
ClassB's implementation is unimportant.
Since they're not sealed i can create a new class that inherit the
class and implement an interface that specifies the signature of the
class and then mock that interface.
public interface IClassA
{
public ClassB { get; set;}
}
public class MyClassA : ClassA, IClassA
{
}
public interface IClassB
{
//any properties
}
public class MyClassB : ClassB, IClassB
{
}
the problem is that i need to insert a mock in ClassA's classb
property;
_classa.classb = mock.StrictMock(IClassB);
This won't work since the property is of type ClassB, i cannot insert
a IClassB into it.
I've tried changing the interface to IClassB but this causes other
problems.
Has anyone solved a similar problem?
Best Regards
Fredrik H
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