Telerik JustMock
Assert Call Order
- JustMock provides you the functionality to verify the required call order.
- Part of the fastest, most flexible and complete mocking tool for crafting unit tests.
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Assert Call Order Overview
When the execution order of methods is of extreme importance, JustMock provides you the functionality to verify the required call order by simply using the InOrder expectation when writing an arrangement.
[TestMethod] public void ShouldVerifyCallsOrder() { // Arrange var foo = Mock.Create<IFoo>(); Mock.Arrange(() => foo.Submit()).InOrder(); Mock.Arrange(() => foo.Echo(Arg.AnyInt)).InOrder(); // Act foo.Submit(); foo.Echo(5); // Assert Mock.Assert(foo); }
Verifying Calls Order
All JustMock Components
Mock Everything
- Interfaces
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- LINQ Queries
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- Microsoft SharePoint
- Supported Languages C#, VB and F#
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