Expect.Call

[Martinb]

I am having an error with the code below on the Expect.Call line I get
the error Invalid call, the last call has been used or no call has
been made I have I have checked to make sure that the method I am
calling is virtual.

MockRepository mocks = new MockRepository();
ADUtility _ADUtility =
mocks.CreateMock<ADUtility>("","","");
ManageAlerts _ManageAlerts = new ManageAlerts();
_ManageAlerts.ADUtil = _ADUtility;

ADPerson person = new ADPerson();
ADPerson person2 = new ADPerson();
List<ADPerson> people = new List<ADPerson>();
people.Add(person);
people.Add(person2);

Expect.Call(_ADUtility.GetUsersFromNamedGroup("")).Return(people);

Any ideas?

[Gustavo Ringel]

maybe the code inside GetUsers is reacting bad to the "" stuff...

try IgnoreArguments() before the return if you don't mind about the arguments you are sending.

 

Gustavo.

[Ayende Rahien]

Is it possible that the setter for ADUtil does soething?

[Martinb]

The constructor for ADUtil sets some internal fields (username, domain
etc). Do you think I might need to use IgnoreArgument here also?

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[Martinb]

Thanks I will try this.

[Martinb]

Thanks guys, this seems to have been a developer error on my part!

I had forgotton that the ADUtil assembly had been Gac'ed. SO whilst I
was franctically making chages to my local assembly it was never being
loaded.

Thanks again.

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