SharePoint UserProfileValueCollection.Count property

Hello,

I am mocking UserProfileValueCollection object in SharePoint. And trying to get Count property expected value using TypeMock. Somehow I am not able to get Count value when UserProfileValueCollection.Count is get.

In SharePoint UserProfileValueCollection class has been derived from System.Collections.CollectionBase abstract class, which is having get only Count property.

MSDN: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library ... ction.aspx
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library ... nbase.aspx


Productioncode:

UserProfileValueCollection UserProfileValue = profile["propertyName"];
ArrayList m_return = new ArrayList();

for (int i = 0; i <UserProfileValue.Count; i++)
{
m_return.Add(this.UserProfileValue[i]);
}

TestCode :

MockManager.Init();

// SPSite
Mock mockSPSiteAll = MockManager.Mock(typeof(SPSite));
MockObject mockSPSite = MockManager.MockObject(typeof(SPSite));
SPSite spSite = mockSPSite.Object as SPSite;
// ServerContext
Mock mockServerContextAll = MockManager.Mock(typeof(ServerContext));
MockObject mockServerContectObj = MockManager.MockObject(typeof(ServerContext));
ServerContext serverContect = mockServerContectObj.Object as ServerContext;
mockServerContextAll.AlwaysReturn("GetContext", serverContect);
// UserProfile
Mock mockUserProfAll = MockManager.Mock(typeof(Microsoft.Office.Server.UserProfiles.UserProfile));
MockObject mockUserProf = MockManager.MockObject(typeof(Microsoft.Office.Server.UserProfiles.UserProfile));
Microsoft.Office.Server.UserProfiles.UserProfile userProf = mockUserProf.Object as Microsoft.Office.Server.UserProfiles.UserProfile;
// UserProfileManager
Mock mockUserProfMgrAll = MockManager.Mock(typeof(UserProfileManager));
MockObject mockUserProfMgr = MockManager.MockObject(typeof(UserProfileManager));
UserProfileManager userProfMgr = mockUserProfMgr.Object as UserProfileManager;
// UserProfileValueCollection
Mock mockUserProfValCollAll = MockManager.Mock(typeof(UserProfileValueCollection));
MockObject mockUserProfValCollObj = MockManager.MockObject(typeof(UserProfileValueCollection));
UserProfileValueCollection userProfValColl = mockUserProfValCollObj.Object as UserProfileValueCollection;
// Property
MockObject mockPropertyObj = MockManager.MockObject(typeof(Property));
Property property = mockPropertyObj.Object as Property;

mockUserProfMgr.AlwaysReturn("GetUserProfile", userProf);
mockUserProfAll.ExpectGetIndexAlways(userProfValColl).Args("Instruments");
object[] values = new object[2];
values[0] = "Value";
values[1] = "Value";
mockUserProfValCollObj.ExpectGetAlways("Value", values);
mockUserProfValCollObj.ExpectGetAlways("Count", 2);
mockUserProfValCollObj.ExpectGetAlways("Property", property);
mockPropertyObj.ExpectGetAlways("IsMultivalued", true);
mockPropertyObj.ExpectGetAlways("IsUserEditable", true);
mockPropertyObj.ExpectGetAlways("Name", "Instruments");
mockUserProfValCollObj.ExpectGetAlways("Privacy", Privacy.Private);

// Production Code is called from here

MockManager.Verify();