public bool Save(Product target)
{
// Your database code here, whether it is linq, or ADO.Net, or something else
// That actually saves a Product to a database (insert or update), using the supplied parameter
throw new NotImplementedException();
}
public void CanInsertProduct()
{
// Create a new product, not I do not supply an id
Product newProduct = new Product
{ Name = "Pro C#", Description = "Short description here", Price = 39.99 };
int productCount = this.MockProductsRepository.FindAll().Count;
Assert.AreEqual(3, productCount); // Verify the expected Number pre-insert
// try saving our new product
this.MockProductsRepository.Save(newProduct);
// demand a recount
productCount = this.MockProductsRepository.FindAll().Count;
Assert.AreEqual(4, productCount); // Verify the expected Number post-insert
// verify that our new product has been saved
Product testProduct = this.MockProductsRepository.FindByName("Pro C#");
Assert.IsNotNull(testProduct); // Test if null
Assert.IsInstanceOfType(testProduct, typeof(Product)); // Test type
Assert.AreEqual(4, testProduct.ProductId); // Verify it has the expected productid
}
