Rhino.Mocks

Hi, I'm migrating from 3.6.x to 4.0.0-alpha3, but hit a roadblock: AssertWasCalled used to allow

I work for an organization that has a lot of code using RhinoMocks. We also would like to run our

The organization I work for is using RhinoMocks for most of its unit testing. Some of our devs (

I am a newbie to Rhino I have method written like below : [TestMethod] public void

Hi Mitesh, I am trying to figure out similar but what I am finding so far is following: 1. A unit

Does RhinoMocks version 3.6.0.0 compatible with .Net Framework 4.5.2 ? and what about the latest

Did this ever happen? Or is the project now truly abandoned? On Tuesday, 8 July 2014 02:37:10 UTC+1,

Why not use .Do? It accepts the argument and returns anything you want. In your case it will be: .Do(

So im actually trying to make a certain method return a different value depending on the string

Are you passing aStub object into TestSomething? On Wed, May 25, 2016, 7:47 AM <n17...@gmail.com

Hi, I'm trying to replace an determined expectation: mock.Expect(m => m.Do()) .Return("A

Documentation has been a problem for a while. Looking through the unit tests for Rhino.Mocks on

Ideally, your constructors should not do much work. From https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/

The interfaces:- public interface IHttp { Task<HttpResult> GetAsync(string url, string

There is nothing in your code to suggest that your _templateBI is even using the Mock object. But

I'm not entirely sure what this test achieves to be honest, other than testing parallel execution

Hi All, I Try to stub a Business Layer methods with Rhino Mock and have a very strange result : ///

There must be something strange in your project. I just tried the exact same thing and it worked

Hi Chao, unfortunately I wasn't able to reproduce your problem - it runs fine under 'my'

Why do you need the cast to DbSet, couldn't you just use IDbSet? For sure you couldn't cast a

Possibly noise, but certainly excellent advice all the same :) -Steve B. From: Reginald Blue Sent: ‎

Hi, I think for your test it wouldn't make sense to use a mocked RoutedEventArgs object at all -

To preface my reply, you are pretty much on your own with .NET 1.1 and VS2003. You are talking about

Hello, Ok - next attempt to describe what's happening: Test code: public void

Thanks for answers, too bad you couldnt reproduce the issue. Anyway I dont need anymore help about

While I haven't seen that exact type of problem, I am familiar with there being limitations to

Add .Repeat.Once() when setting the value. Iain On 3 December 2013 20:48, Shaunavon Blackmore <

Just to let you know (in case you don't) that someone (Bjørn Bouet Smith) provided a thread

you are right, that does work exactly as expected and desired, strange that I was getting incorrect

Just take a look how active many maintainers are... https://github.com/ayende/rhino-mocks/network Br,