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Extension methods are not good for testing (that's described here: Mocking Extension Methods with Moq , http://www.clariusconsulting.net/blogs/kzu/archive/2009/12/22/Howtomockextensionmethods.aspx ). But probably there are some solutions for mocking of Unity methods? In my case I have the following function: public class MyManager { public MyManager(IUnityContainer container) : base(container) { } public IResult DoJob(IData data) { IMyLog log = MyContainer.Resolve<IMyLog>(); ... use log.Id ... MyContainer.Resolve<...>();//usage for other purposes... } I want to be sure that 'DoJob' method will

Taken the question from this article ( How to moq a Func ) and adapted it as the answer is not correct. public class FooBar { private Func<IFooBarProxy> __fooBarProxyFactory; public FooBar(Func<IFooBarProxy> fooBarProxyFactory) { _fooBarProxyFactory = fooBarProxyFactory; } public void Process() { _fooBarProxyFactory(); _fooBarProxyFactory(); } } I have a need to mock a Func<> that is passed as a constructor parameter, the assert that the func was call twice. When trying to mock the function var funcMock = new Mock<Func<IFooBarProxy>>(); Moq raises and exception as the Func type is not mockable

I'm using this helper method to turn my PartialViewResult into string and returning it as Json - http://www.atlanticbt.com/blog/asp-net-mvc-using-ajax-json-and-partialviews/ My problem is that I'm using Moq to mock the controller, and whenever I run unit test that uses this RenderPartialViewToString() method, I got the "Object reference not set to an instance of an object." error on ControllerContext. private ProgramsController GetController() { var mockHttpContext = new Mock<ControllerContext>(); mockHttpContext.SetupGet(p => p.HttpContext.User.Identity.Name).Returns("test"); mockHttpContext

I am using this code to verify a behavior of a method I am testing: _repository.Expect(f => f.FindAll(t => t.STATUS_CD == "A")) .Returns(new List<JSOFile>()) .AtMostOnce() .Verifiable(); _repository is defined as: private Mock<IRepository<JSOFile>> _repository; When my test is run, I get this exception: Expression t => (t.STATUS_CD = "A") is not supported. Can someone please tell me how I can test this behavior if I can't pass an expression into the Expect method? Thanks!! This is a bit of a cheaty way. I do a .ToString() on the expressions and compare them. This means you have to write the

I'm building a Web API in ASP.NET Core, and I want to unit test the controllers. I inject an interface for data access, that I can easily mock. But the controller has to check the headers in the Request for a token, and that Request doesn't seem to exist when I simply instantiate the controller myself, and it is also get-only, so I can't even manually set it. I found lots of examples to mock an ApiController, but that isn't .NET core. Also many tutorials and examples of how to unit test .net core controllers, but none actually used the HttpRequest. I built an MCVE to demonstrate this:

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In my unit-tests I'm mocking a protected method using Moq, and would like to assert that it is called a certain number of times. This question describes something similar for an earlier version of Moq: //expect that ChildMethod1() will be called once. (it's protected) testBaseMock.Protected().Expect("ChildMethod1") .AtMostOnce() .Verifiable(); ... testBase.Verify(); but this no longer works; the syntax has changed since then and I cannot find the new equivalent using Moq 4.x: testBaseMock.Protected().Setup("ChildMethod1") // no AtMostOnce() or related method anymore .Verifiable(); ... testBase

Using MVC3.NET I have a file upload method in a controller that works fine with the following signature public ActionResult UploadFile(IEnumerable<HttpPostedFileBase> file) How can I unit test this with NUnit? I have looked around and everyone seems to point to Moq but I'm new to unit testing and cannot get Moq working. I have found interesting blogs such as this: http://danielglyde.blogspot.com/2011/07/tdd-with-aspnet-mvc-3-moq-and.html but am struggling to figure out how the same might be done to 'fake' a file upload, and am also wary that a lot on moq examples that I have managed to find