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This question already has answers here : Closed 7 years ago . Possible Duplicate: Moq - How to verify that a property value is set via the setter I would expect the following test to fail: public interface IObjectWithProperty { int Property { get; set; } } [TestMethod] public void Property_ShouldNotBeCalled() { var mock = new Mock<IObjectWithProperty>(); mock.Object.Property = 10; mock.Verify(x => x.Property, Times.Never()); } However, this test passes, even though Property is clearly accessed on the line before the Verify . So it seems that Verify actually means VerifyGet . How should I

I am using Java in Eclipse and am storing a hashed password in my database when a new user is created. This is done with this code.. String hashed_password = Password.hashPassword(passwordField.toString()); String query = "insert into user (username, password, usertype, license_code) values (?, ?, ?, ?)"; PreparedStatement pst = connection.prepareStatement(query); pst.setString(1, userNameTextField.getText()); pst.setString(2, hashed_password); I left out out some other details not associated with the password, however, my hashed value is stores in the database. I then login, and do the

My question is,condition if(isset... is not seenable. Until now i didnt work with PDO so if someone sees the solution for my problem, please help me if you can, thanks. <?php mysql_connect("localhost", "xxxx", "") or die(mysql_error()); // Connect to database server(localhost) with username and password. mysql_select_db("database") or die(mysql_error()); // Select registration database. This if condition can't be seen if (isset($_GET['e_mail']) && !empty($_GET['e_mail']) AND isset($_GET['hash']) && !empty($_GET['hash'])){ // Verify data $email = mysql_escape_string($_GET['e_mail']); // Set

All i need to do is verify the message below but I can not get Bouncy Castle to take the data in and given the public key verify the message. I am happy for it to be some other Lib that is used if it is free. This is to be embedded in my app that receives data over the Internet so i would prefer to keep it all managed code if at all possible. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 SCI Version: 1.0 SCI Code: 1 SCI Reason: OK SCI Balance: 0.00050000 -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG/MBC v1.0 iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJOGSuYAAoJEJ+5g06lAnqFkdsH/0NoqQbNvR8ZPe8D4gL4gvff 6K1t2LOt0sQGj

I currently open an https connection to a web server using NSURLConnection. Everything works as it should and I am able to retrieve the page content I am after. The certificate is issued by VeriSign and I assume NSURLConnection does some work to verify the authenticity of the certificate to some extent? If I connected to the same website through mobile safari it would extract from the certificate, and display the Organization (of the website) in the navigation bar. Is it possibly to extract these same details in Cocoa Touch as I too would like to present them to the user? Also would verifying

I have a bit of logic that needs to be tested such as: { ... A.add("1"); ... A.add("what ever"); ... A.add("2"); A.delete("5"); ... } I have already mocked A in my test and I can test the add method is called once on argument ("2") such as: Mockito.verify(mockedA).add("2"); My question is how can I test if I can verify the last call on method add is add("2") instead of other arguments. Since the test above can't catch if somebody by accident adds another call such as add("3") in the last. Please notice that we don't care about other method invocations on A again afterwards. We also don't care

I am trying to create a simple Input Verifier for a JTable. I ended up with overriding the method: editingStopped(). The problem is that the event does not include informations about the cell that has been updated. This is my "pseudo code": If (user finished editing a cell) { Check if cell`s value is "1" or "0" or "-" (Karnaugh-Veitch) If (check = false) setValue (cell, ""); } The first I tried was this here: table.getModel().addTableModelListener(new TableModelListener() { @Override public void tableChanged(TableModelEvent e) { inputVerify (e.getColumn(), e.getFirstRow()); } }); public void