Faking Constructors
A .NET code supports the following types of constructors:
•Instance: by default, Typemock Isolator fakes calls to the instance constructor. This means that any initialization done in the constructor is not performed. See Faking Instance Constructors.
•Static: the static constructor initializes class fields. The static constructor is called before the class is invoked for the first time. By default, Typemock Isolator does not fake the static constructor. See Faking Static Constructors.
You can control the behavior of both these constructors.