Mock framework for .net

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José Joye

Hello,

I'm currently looking at available open source "Mock" framework.
I found some by googling around. Some seems active other are kind of
sleeping...

Nunit Mock, Nmock, Easy Mock .net, dotnet mock...

Since I'm currently using Nunit, I would like to investigate "Nunit mock" in
more details. However, I was not able to find any documentation on the
topic. Does anyone has a link to it?

I would also appreciate any feeback on other Mock framework for .NET


- José
 
Hello José,

We used the Rhino mocks, they provided more dynamic freedom for dynamic mocks

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JJ> Hello,
JJ>
JJ> I'm currently looking at available open source "Mock" framework.
JJ> I found some by googling around. Some seems active other are kind of
JJ> sleeping...
JJ> Nunit Mock, Nmock, Easy Mock .net, dotnet mock...
JJ>
JJ> Since I'm currently using Nunit, I would like to investigate "Nunit
JJ> mock" in more details. However, I was not able to find any
JJ> documentation on the topic. Does anyone has a link to it?
JJ>
JJ> I would also appreciate any feeback on other Mock framework for .NET
JJ>
JJ> - José
JJ>
 
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