public static void ReplaceObjectDefinition(this IConfigurableApplicationContext applicationContext, string name,
IObjectDefinition definition)
{
if (definition?.ObjectType != typeof(SurrogateFactoryObject))
{
// Proceed here if the object definition will replace the object definition of the
// SurrogateFactoryObject type.
var factoryObject = applicationContext.GetFactoryObject(name);
if (factoryObject is SurrogateFactoryObject && factoryObject.IsSingleton)
{
// If it happens that Sprint.NET decides to cache this singleton object, then
// proceed to clear its state, like call counters. This is to make sure that
// a new test starts with a clean mock/spy surrogate.
var fakeObject = applicationContext.GetObject(name);
FakeItEasy.Fake.ClearRecordedCalls(fakeObject);
}
}
applicationContext.ObjectFactory.RemoveSingleton(name);
applicationContext.RegisterObjectDefinition(name, definition);
}
protected override object GetObjectFromField(FieldInfo fieldInfo, object o)
{
var target = fieldInfo.GetValue(o);
if (TypesToSpySubrogateSet.Contains(fieldInfo.FieldType))
{
var names = GetAppContextObjectNameListFromType(fieldInfo.FieldType);
if (names.Any())
{
// TODO: Deal with the case that there are several names. Using always the First
// may not be okay in all cases.
var spyObjectDef = _applicationContext.GetFactoryObject(names.First());
if (spyObjectDef is SurrogateFactoryObject)
{
target = (spyObjectDef as SurrogateFactoryObject).ObjectToFake;
}
}
}
while (AopUtils.IsAopProxy(target))
{
target = ((IAdvised)target).TargetSource.GetTarget();
}
return(target);
}