Posts Tagged ‘C#’
I was writing some WCF services recently (driving development with unit tests, naturally) and eventually bumped into the problem I guess all authors of WCF services eventually bump into. I had to use the OperationContext.Current. A bit of googling revealed, unsurprisingly, I’m not the only person struggling to mock the OperationContext. It turns out there [...]
Ever since I started writing windows applications, even though most of them were not in C or C++, almost every time I would refer back to Charles Petzold’s Programming Windows. Whether it was Visual Basic, Delphi, .NET or even Java, there would eventually come a point, where the only way to achieve something would be [...]
I found myself today needing some simple DTO classes for unit tests to extend existing services and controllers. We’re using .NET 3.5 so Object and Collection Initializers come in really handy for mocking out services and providing data. If the object graph is somewhat bigger crafting the data by hand is quick but somewhat cumbersome. [...]
