public void SystemTesting()
{
Console.WriteLine("SystemTesting");
// First mockup the inputcontext that we'll use to create the status object
IInputContext mockedInputContext = _mock.NewMock<IInputContext>();
Stub.On(mockedInputContext).GetProperty("Diagnostics").Will(Return.Value(DnaDiagnostics.Default));
// Now mockup the methods the status object requires from the InputContext
// Mockup the GetParamIntOrZero method as a stub so it returns 60. Stubs don't care how many times they called or with what params!
Stub.On(mockedInputContext).Method("GetParamIntOrZero").Will(Return.Value(60));
// Now mockup the CreateDnaDataReader as an Expect. Expectations are more fussy than Stubs as they do care how many times they
// get called and with what values! If they get don't get called the correct number of times with the correct params, then
// they fail the test!
// First create the Datareader to return
//DnaConfig config = new DnaConfig(System.Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("RipleyServerPath") + @"\");
IInputContext context = DnaMockery.CreateDatabaseInputContext();
using (IDnaDataReader dataReader = context.CreateDnaDataReader("isdatabaserunning"))
{
//DnaConfig config = new DnaConfig(System.Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("dnapages") + @"\");
//config.Initialise();
//IDnaDataReader dataReader = new StoredProcedureReader("isdatabaserunning", config.ConnectionString, null);
Expect.Exactly(1).On(mockedInputContext).Method("CreateDnaDataReader").With("isdatabaserunning").Will(Return.Value(dataReader));
// Mock up the CurrentServerName property of the inputcontext as a stub
Stub.On(mockedInputContext).GetProperty("CurrentServerName").Will(Return.Value(Environment.MachineName));
// Now create the status object using our new mocked up version of the input context
Status status = new Status(mockedInputContext);
// Call the process request method
status.ProcessRequest();
// Now check to make sure that the request did what we wanted it to. The database should be running!
Assert.IsNotNull(status.RootElement.SelectSingleNode("//STATUS"), "Find status node came back null!!!");
Assert.AreEqual("OK", status.RootElement.SelectSingleNode("//STATUS").InnerText, "Database is not running!!!");
}
}
public void UnitTestStatusFailed()
{
Console.WriteLine("UnitTestStatusFailed");
// First mockup the inputcontext that we'll use to create the status object
IInputContext mockedInputContext = _mock.NewMock<IInputContext>();
// Now mockup the methods the status object requires from the InputContext
// Mockup the GetParamIntOrZero method as a stub so it returns 60. Stubs don't care how many times they called or with what params!
Stub.On(mockedInputContext).Method("GetParamIntOrZero").Will(Return.Value(60));
// Mock the HasRows property and Execue as an Expectation.
Expect.Exactly(1).On(_mockedDataReader).GetProperty("HasRows").Will(Return.Value(false));
Expect.Exactly(1).On(_mockedDataReader).Method("Execute").Will(Return.Value(null));
Expect.Exactly(1).On(_mockedDataReader).Method("Dispose").Will(Return.Value(null));
// Now get the mocked input context to return the mocked datareader when the CreateDnaDataReader method is called
Stub.On(mockedInputContext).Method("CreateDnaDataReader").With("isdatabaserunning").Will(Return.Value(_mockedDataReader));
// Mock up the CurrentServerName property of the inputcontext as a stub
Stub.On(mockedInputContext).GetProperty("CurrentServerName").Will(Return.Value(Environment.MachineName));
// Now create the status object using our new mocked up version of the input context
Status status = new Status(mockedInputContext);
// Call the process request method
status.ProcessRequest();
// Now check to make sure that the request did what we wanted it to. The database should be running!
Assert.IsNull(status.RootElement.SelectSingleNode("//STATUS"), "Find status node came back null!!!");
}
