MockManagerVerifyWithTimeout Method (Int32)

public static void VerifyWithTimeout(
	int millisecondsTimeout
)

Public Shared Sub VerifyWithTimeout ( 
	millisecondsTimeout As Integer
)

[Test]
public void TestCallsInOtherThread ()
{
    // Let mock the product -  it will not mock constructors;
    Mock productMock = MockManager.Mock(typeof(Product),Constructor.NotMocked);
    // CalculatePrice will return 10 - expect 10 as argument
    productMock.ExpectAndReturn("CalculatePrice",10F).Args(10);
    // our method will be called in a new thread
    Thread theThread = new Thread(new ThreadStart(RunWithWait));
    theThread.Start();
    // If we use Verify we dont know when the thread will actually be called
    // Here we WAIT 1000 milliseconds for the mocked methods to be called, or the timeout.
    MockManager.VerifyWithTimeout(1000);        
}

<Test()> _
Public Sub TestCallsInOtherThread()
   ' Let mock the product - this will mock the next invocation of Product,
   ' it will mock constructors too so our price will be 0
   Dim productMock As Mock = MockManager.Mock(GetType(Product), Constructor.NotMocked)
   ' CalculatePrice will return 10 - expect 10 as argument
   productMock.ExpectAndReturn("CalculatePrice", 10.0F).Args(10)
   ' our method will be called in a new thread
   Dim theThread As Thread = New Thread(AddressOf RunWithWait)
   theThread.Start()
   ' If we use Verify we dont know when the thread will actually be called
   ' Here we WAIT 1000 milliseconds for the mocked methods to be called, or the timeout.
   MockManager.VerifyWithTimeout(1000)
End Sub