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How design patterns can help you in developing unit testing-enabled applications

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15 Nov 2007CPOL15 min read 127.2K   323   177  
This article shows how you can mix together Model-View-Presenter, Domain Model, Services, ActiveRecord, and Repository patterns to create a testable application.
using NHibernate;
using Northwind.DataAccess;
using Northwind.DataAccess.Repository;
using Northwind.Domain;
using Northwind.Domain.Model;
using Northwind.Services;
using Northwind.TransferObjects.Model;
using Northwind.TransferObjects.Presentation;
using NMock2;
using NUnit.Framework;
using System;
using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;

namespace Northwind.Services.Test
{
    [TestFixture]
    public class CustomerServicesTest
    {
        private Mockery mockery;
        private CustomerServices customerServices;
        private IInMemoryCustomerRepository mockCustomerRepository;
        private ISessionFactory mockSessionFactory;
        private ISession mockSession;
        private ITransaction mockTransaction;

        [SetUp]
        public void Setup()
        {
            mockery = new Mockery();
            mockCustomerRepository = mockery.NewMock<IInMemoryCustomerRepository>();
            mockSessionFactory = mockery.NewMock<ISessionFactory>();
            mockSession = mockery.NewMock<ISession>();
            mockTransaction = mockery.NewMock<ITransaction>();
            customerServices = new CustomerServices(mockCustomerRepository, mockSessionFactory);
        }

        [Test]
        public void GetDetailsForCustomerTest()
        {
            Customer customer = new Customer();
            customer.ID = "ABC";
            customer.CompanyName = "NEW COMPANY";
            Expect.Once.On(mockCustomerRepository).Method("Load").With(customer.ID).Will(Return.Value(customer));
            CustomerTO cTO = customerServices.GetDetailsForCustomer(customer.ID);
            Assert.AreEqual(cTO.CompanyName, customer.CompanyName);
        }

        [Test]
        public void UpdateCustomerTest()
        {
            Customer customer = new Customer();
            customer.ID = "ABC";
            customer.CompanyName = "NEW COMPANY";
            customer.Phone = "555-1234";

            CustomerTO updatedTO = (CustomerTO)TOHelper<Customer>.GetTO(typeof(CustomerTO), customer);

            Expect.Once.On(mockCustomerRepository).Method("Load").With(updatedTO.ID).Will(Return.Value(customer));
            Expect.Once.On(mockSessionFactory).Method("OpenSession").WithNoArguments().Will(Return.Value(mockSession));
            Expect.Once.On(mockSession).Method("BeginTransaction").WithNoArguments().Will(Return.Value(mockTransaction));
            Expect.Once.On(mockCustomerRepository).Method("AddOrUpdate").With(mockSession, customer);
            Expect.Once.On(mockTransaction).Method("Commit").WithNoArguments();
            Expect.Once.On(mockTransaction).Method("Dispose").WithNoArguments();
            Expect.Once.On(mockSession).Method("Dispose").WithNoArguments();

            customerServices.UpdateCustomer(updatedTO);
        }

        [Test]
        public void NewCustomerTest()
        {
            Customer customer = new Customer();
            customer.ID = "NEW";

            Expect.Once.On(mockSessionFactory).Method("OpenSession").WithNoArguments().Will(Return.Value(mockSession));
            Expect.Once.On(mockSession).Method("BeginTransaction").WithNoArguments().Will(Return.Value(mockTransaction));
            Expect.Once.On(mockCustomerRepository).Method("AddOrUpdate").With(mockSession, customer);
            Expect.Once.On(mockTransaction).Method("Commit").WithNoArguments();
            Expect.Once.On(mockTransaction).Method("Dispose").WithNoArguments();
            Expect.Once.On(mockSession).Method("Dispose").WithNoArguments().Will();
            CustomerTO to = customerServices.NewCustomer(customer.ID);
            Assert.AreEqual(customer.ID, to.ID);
        }

        [Test]
        public void DeleteCustomerTest()
        {
            Customer custToDelete = new Customer();
            custToDelete.ID = "TODEL";
            Expect.Once.On(mockSessionFactory).Method("OpenSession").WithNoArguments().Will(Return.Value(mockSession));
            Expect.Once.On(mockSession).Method("BeginTransaction").WithNoArguments().Will(Return.Value(mockTransaction));
            Expect.Once.On(mockCustomerRepository).Method("Remove").With(mockSession, custToDelete);
            Expect.Once.On(mockTransaction).Method("Commit").WithNoArguments();
            Expect.Once.On(mockTransaction).Method("Dispose").WithNoArguments();
            Expect.Once.On(mockSession).Method("Dispose").WithNoArguments().Will();
            customerServices.DeleteCustomer(custToDelete.ID);
        }

        [TearDown]
        public void TearDown()
        {
            mockery.VerifyAllExpectationsHaveBeenMet();
        }
    }
}

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