Like I said before , this as been on the back of my mind for a while. A while back I introduced a way to get the MethodInfo of a method in a strongly typed way using LINQ , and that's how I'm going to make Reflective Mocks more Natural . Well, it's as easy as this: public static class MockExtender...
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Here is the list of topics covered in the WCSF geekSpeak webcast: Contextual Auto Complete Bundle Demo code: WCSF geekSpeak: Contextual Auto Complete Bundle Demo Code Validation Bundle Demo code: WCSF geekSpeak: Validation Bundle Demo Code Real-Time Search Bundle Demo code: WCSF geekSpeak: Real-Time...
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This demo e based on the demo included in the Contextual Auto Complete Bundle download. The demo includes an entry form with three implementations: Using the traditional auto post back model Using an update panel Using the Contextual Auto Complete Extender .
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There is a good set of articles about Unit Test Patterns in the TypeMock™ site: Unit-Test Patterns for .NET - Part I This article looks at patterns in unit testing and describes the main patterns found in tested .NET code. It also describes the problems with each pattern. Unit Test Patterns for .NET...
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The main features of this version are: Support of .NET 3.5 syntax changes Mocking automatic properties. Mocking Anonymous Types. Mocking Lambda Expressions. Verifying New Initialziers. Mocking Extension Methods. Mocking LINQ statements. Integration API for tools developers Tracer Enhancement (Professional...
You can download here . Before you get too excited, according to Tom Hollander , this is really just a maintenance release addressing a small number of issues discovered since the release of 3.0. Here is a summary of the main changes: Policy Injection Application Block The default Remoting Policy Injector...
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TypeMocks™ 4.0.0 is now available . In my previous analysis mentioned two drwanbacks of this mocking framework: The lack of a mocking scope. The lack of the use of Generics in its APIs. Let's start with the second one. Generic Reflective API TypeMocks™ was the same tool for both the .NET 1.1 and...
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(From Blaine Wastell 's post and Mariano Szklanny 's post ) You can now download the SCSF - May 2007 release . The new release provides support for .NET 3.0. The release is propagating to the download servers and should be available when you read this. If not, be patient and try a little later...
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While watching this DotNetRocks show, I came across the SearchDotNet engine. SearchDotNet comes in three flavors: Searches a selection of sites and forums. Searches a selection of sites of component vendors. Searches a selection of books SearchDotNet has OpenSearch support which means that it can be...
Elasoft has started a program to hand out free NFR licenses for SqlSpec to MVPs. If you are an MVP, or even if you are not but have contributed significantly to the SQL Server community, you may qualify. There's more detail here: http://www.elsasoft.org/mvp.htm If you aren't familiar with SqlSpec...