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TypeMock.NET Version 3.7.0 is now available

 

TypeMock announced that Version 3.7.0 of Type.NET is now available.

A few of the new features included in this release are:

  • You can now mock mscorlib interfaces. Enterprise Edition only
  • Vista support is now complete.
  • You can fire Multiple instances of Event . Professional version only.
  • Integration with QASystem AQTime.
  • It is possible to mock hidden base methods using Mock.CallBase
  • Automatic Support for Singletons:
    When using Natural TypeMocks™, TypeMock will automatically detect Singletons and mock them accordingly.
    There is no need to mock them separately.
  • More Reflective Mock Expectations. More expectations methods were added: ExpectUnmockedGet and ExpectUnmockedSet.

For more details see release notes.

I've been using a beta version of TypeMock.NET 3.7 and I'm very happy with it.

Published Wed, Feb 21 2007 8:50 by Paulo Morgado

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