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EPiAbstractions 1.1 Released

Posted September 20 2009 in EPiServer CMS | EPiServer Community . 2 comments.

Those that read my post about version 1.0 will hopefully remember that I wrote that it should be regarded as a sort of beta release. While writing that was cowardly of me I’m glad I did as I had apparently made no less than 49 interfaces internal instead of public.

This release, version 1.1, fixes that. Other than that no changes has been made and the facades that I have been using so far seems to work fine.

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  1. Vlad's avatar

    Vlad 2 years ago

    Tried to mock DataFacade in UT with NMock2 and realized that I can't write neither
    DataFactoryFacade.Instance = new Mockery().NewMock();
    nor
    DataFactoryFacade.Instance = new Mockery().NewMock();

    First causes compilation error and second runtime error.

  2. Joel Abrahamsson's avatar

    Joel Abrahamsson 2 years ago

    Hi Vlad!

    Those two examples look the same, but I guess the second one should have been:

    DataFactoryFacade.Instance = new Mockery().NewMock();


    Anyway, mocking DataFactoryFacade this way is often problematic as the DataFactoryFacade class provides all of the events that DataFactory has and in order to hook that up it must access DataFactory.Instance which in turn requires EPiServer to be started.

    Instead I would recomment using IDataFactoryFacade and mocking that.

    The same problem has also been discussed in the forum at Codeplex: http://epiabstractions.codeplex.com/Thread/View.aspx?ThreadId=70344

    Hope that helps,
    Joel

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