I'm using NHibernate for data access and for each table I have a repository and an interface:
// Here is the repository interface Public Interface IFooRepository Foo GetFooById(int ID) Foo GetFooByName(string name) // Here is the NHibernate implementation of the repository Interface Public Class NHibernateFooRepository : IFooRepository ... So far so good. I'm using Test Driven Development and what I'd like to do in my unit tests is mock out my IFooRepository so that I can mock out my data access layer when testing business logic (I have seperate classes for business logic and data access). I could of course create a MockRepository class and add it to my unit test project: Public Class MockFooRepository : IFooRepository public Foo GetFooByID(int ID)..... This works just fine as the GetoFoo.. methods on my MockFooRepository return exactly what I tell them to. However I have lots of tests and I want to return different stuff on each test which means I end up with MockFoo1, MockFoo2, MockFoo3... to cover all the unit test scenarios. Ideally I'd like to just generate a mock object using Rhino Mocks based on my interface: IFooRepository. My question is how can I create a mock object instance based my interface _and_ control what get's returned from my GetFooById() and GetFooByName() methods. I probably want these to return something different in each test case. Can I somehow use a lambda expression or delegate on my unit test class so that I can wire up custom code for each test case? Apologies if this obvious or I'm taking totally the wrong approach but I'm new to Rhino Mocks and the world of Mocking! -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Rhino.Mocks" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/rhinomocks?hl=en.
