TypeMock 2.3.0 and TestDriven.Net

Hi Michael,
The problem that you are stating is quite strange.
I guess that there are some dependancies between the tests.
To solve tell we need your help in investigating this.
a. If you stop the rocket and run all the tests, do you get this problem?

b. Is the mocked type a System type?

c. Do you always MockManager.Init() before each TypeMocked test?

d. Can you send me the TypeMock.out log (you can do this by setting: MockManager.LogFile=true in the first Test that is run), the file will be in the TestDriven.Net bin directory. [Showing the part from the failing test method name till the next test method is sufficiant]

      [Test]
      public void TestAuthenticateNewCustomerMock()
      {
         MockManager.Init();

         Mock store = MockManager.Mock(typeof(Egrocer.BLL.Store));
         store.ExpectAndReturn("GetStore",null);

         Customer customer = new Customer();

         CustomerInfo customerDetails = customer.AuthenticateCustomer(m_BadPostalCode);

         Assert.IsNull(customerDetails);

         Mock store2 = MockManager.Mock(typeof(Egrocer.BLL.Store));
         store2.ExpectAndReturn("GetStore",new StoreInfo(StoreId,m_Name,m_Description,m_AddressId,m_MinimumOrder, m_Tax1Description, m_Tax2Description, m_PreferredAt, m_PreauthRate, m_RedeliveryCharge, m_CancellationRate, m_ElevatorFee, m_FreeDeliveries, m_SubstitutionDiscountRate, m_FreeLateChanges, m_FreeLateChangeWindow));

         customerDetails = customer.AuthenticateCustomer(m_GoodPostalCode);

         Assert.IsNotNull(customerDetails);

         Assert.AreEqual(Egrocer.BLL.Tests.DAL.Customer.NewCustomerId,customerDetails.CustomerId);

         MockManager.Verify();
      }

where should i sent the TypeMock.out file?.

here's my TypeMock'ed method:

[Test]
public void TestAuthenticateNewCustomerMock()
{
    MockManager.Init();

    Mock store = MockManager.Mock(typeof(Egrocer.BLL.Store));
...
   CustomerInfo customerDetails = customer.AuthenticateCustomer(m_BadPostalCode);
   Assert.IsNull(customerDetails);

   Mock store2 = MockManager.Mock(typeof(Egrocer.BLL.Store));
...
   customerDetails = customer.AuthenticateCustomer(m_GoodPostalCode);

   Assert.IsNotNull(customerDetails);
   MockManager.Verify();
}

Any other tests in this fixture that call methods that call methods on "Store" get that System.NullReferenceException.

whenever i try to reply to your email i get an error that says you don't accept non-western character sets...wierd...

The lines where i get the System.NullReferenceException are actually calls to log4net

MockObject iLogMockControl = MockManager.MockObject(typeof(ILog));
// set Always expectations...for all methods then...
ILog mockedLogger = (Ilog)iLogMockControl.Object; 
// You can also just make your own class called FakeLog that implements 
// ILog and make sure that LogManager.GetLogger always returns this 
// logger using typemock

Mock logManagerMock = MockManager.Mock(typeof(LogManager));
logManagerMock.AlwaysReturn("GetLogger",logManagerMock);

the thing is, when i comment out the test that uses TypeMock, everything runs fine. i'm pretty sure that log4net is setup properly because when i'm not using TypeMock, it properly outputs log entries.

also, if i take out the "static" keyword, all the tests run fine.

i'm taking the static keyword out of this line:

private static readonly log4net.ILog Log = log4net.LogManager.GetLogger(System.Reflection.MethodBase.GetCurrentMethod().DeclaringType);

Mock store = MockManager.Mock(typeof(Egrocer.BLL.Store),Constructor.StaticNotMocked);