[Nmock-general] how to introspect variables???

[Dean H. <dea...@Bo...>]

I have a statement like so

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ServiceRequest req =3D new ServiceRequest();

req.Id =3D "xyz"

req.result =3D "abc";

Mock.expect("method", new IsEquals(req));

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Except I am not expecting req and actual to be equal. I am actually only
expecting the req.result to be equal.  How do I do this with nmock?  I
used to use java's mocklib which returned the parameters to you so you
could just use normal JUnit assert statements statements(though this is
because java's mocklib does the expects after calling the method on the
implementation instead of before, therefore it caches the params and
returns them to you on the call to expect.

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Is there a way to do this with nmock though?

Thanks,

dean

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