MockManagerMockObject Method

Typemock Isolator Developer Guide
Create a new Dynamic Mock Object and mock all future calls made on the mocked type.
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  NameDescription
Public methodStatic memberMockObjectTMockedType
Create an instance of TMockedType and mock calls made on the instance.
Public methodStatic memberMockObjectTMockedType(Object)
Create an instance of TMockedType and mock calls made on the instance, while sending constructor arguments
Public methodStatic memberMockObjectTMockedType(Constructor)
Create an instance of TMockedType and mock calls made on the instance, while controlling the constructor
Public methodStatic memberMockObject(Type, Boolean) Obsolete.
Create a new Dynamic Mock Object with ability to decide if Constructors should be mocked or not
Public methodStatic memberCode exampleMockObject(Type, Object)
Automatically mock constructors as well, i.e. constructor code will NOT be called
Public methodStatic memberMockObjectTMockedType(Constructor, Object)
Create an instance of TMockedType and mock calls made on the instance, while controlling the constructor and sending constructor arguments
Public methodStatic memberMockObject(Type, Constructor, Object)
Create a new Dynamic Mock Object with ability to define the scope of mocked Constructors (default is to mock all constructors)
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Example of using Typemock Isolator to create a mock object for IList
Examples
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[Test]
   public void ValidateValidUser()
       {
       //Create new Mock Object for IList, all calls to this class, are 
       //intercepted.
       MockObject mock = MockManager.MockObject(typeof(IList));

       // We expect that the Count parameter will be called (once) and we will return 4
       mock.ExpectGet("Count", 4);
    // Get our mocked OBJECT
       IList list = mock.Object as IList;

       // lets just run it, normally the Object will be passes as a parameter to a tested class
       Assert.AreEqual(4, list.Count);

       // Verify that all the expected calls have actually been called.
       MockManager.Verify();
}
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Reference

MockManager Class
TypeMock Namespace