public IEnumerable <string> GetAll(int id)
{
//id, name, schemalocation
ImplementationGuideType igType = tdb.ImplementationGuideTypes.Single(y => y.Id == id);
var schema = schemaFactory.Create(helper.GetIGSimplifiedSchemaLocation2(igType));
var types = from t in schema.ComplexTypes
orderby t.Name
select t.Name;
return(types);
}
//this has been refactored to an instance method, because it's untestable (unmockable) with unit tests. the static method is
//still here to provide backwards compatibility. This is a prime example as to why static is generally a poor design.
public static string GetIGSimplifiedSchemaLocation(ImplementationGuideType igType)
{
var instance = new Helper();
return(instance.GetIGSimplifiedSchemaLocation2(igType));
}
