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I know I can do this: IDateTimeFactory dtf = MockRepository.GenerateStub<IDateTimeFactory>(); dtf.Now = new DateTime(); DoStuff(dtf); // dtf.Now can be called arbitrary number of times, will always return the same value dtf.Now = new DateTime()+new TimeSpan(0,1,0); // 1 minute later DoStuff(dtf); //ditto from above What if instead of IDateTimeFactory.Now being a property it is a method IDateTimeFactory.GetNow() , how do I do the same thing? As per Judah's suggestion below I have rewritten my SetDateTime helper method as follows: private void SetDateTime(DateTime dt) { Expect.Call(_now_factory

I am trying to use Rhino Mocks to mock the following lambda, but keep hitting a brick wall var result = rep.Find<T>(x => (x as IEntity).ID == (entity as IEntity).ID).FirstOrDefault(); Any ideas? In a unit test, you have the system under test (SUT) and its collaborators. The goal of mocking is to replace the collaborators by something that you have full control over. That way you can set up different test cases and you can focus on testing just the behavior of the system under test, and nothing else. In this case, I assume the rep object is the SUT. The lambda that you pass to the SUT's Find

I know a similar question has been asked but I have not found a clear solution. I'm trying to mock a private field from a large class. The private field gets instantiated in some earlier method and I'm trying to unit test a latter method which references the field. So I have an earlier method in my class: public bool validateAll(ref DataEntry[] oEntries, string sMediaPlanId, ITemplateGenerator oTempGen) { ... // private field that I am trying to mock this._sMediaPlanObjective = (MPWrapper.Instance).getMediaPlanObjective(sMediaPlanId); ... } And I'm trying to Unit test a method that references

In my controller I want to test if the controller is calling the repository method. Here is the method in controller [HttpGet] public ActionResult GetModulePropertyName(string moduleTypeValue) { var temp = _modulerepository.GetModuleKindPropertyNames(moduleTypeValue); IList<Property> model = temp .Select(item => new Property {Name = item}) .ToList(); return PartialView("GetModulePropertyName",model); } And here is the test method [TestMethod] public void GetModulePropertyName_Action_Calls_GetModuleKindPropertyNames() { _mockRepository.Stub(x => x.GetModuleKindPropertyNames(Arg<string>.Is

If I'm mocking a class, like below, is there any way I can get the mock to not override a virtual method? I know I can simply remove the virtual modifier, but I actually want to stub out behavior for this method later. In other words, how can I get this test to pass, other than removing the virtual modifier: namespace Sandbox { public class classToMock { public int IntProperty { get; set; } public virtual void DoIt() { IntProperty = 1; } } public class Foo { static void Main(string[] args) { classToMock c = MockRepository.GenerateMock<classToMock>(); c.DoIt(); Assert.AreEqual(1, c.IntProperty)