Re: [Nmock-general] NMock and private/internal classes

[Jim A. <JA...@th...>]

As far as I know this can't be done with the current framework.  The 
problem is that internal types don't have visibility outside their 
enclosing type or assembly, and as NMock creates a new assembly for its 
dynamic mocks we can't inherit from them.

Jim




"Alexey Kalinichenko" <ak...@ho...> 
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Hi All,
 
I am new to NMock and have a basic question. Is mocking private/internal 
class supported by NMock? It doesn't work for me, I get 
MemberAccessException for the class ctor. I looked at the code and as far 
as I understand the mock class is created in a dynamic assembly and 
derived from the specified class. So in order for this to work the mocked 
class needs to be public.
 
Is there any way around it? What is the preferred method of mocking 
private classes using NMock?
 
Thanks,
Alexey
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