Assert the order of expected calls over instances

Posted by: Mehfuzs WebLog, on 27 Jan 2012 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

How you assert through unit test that an user is authenticated before doing withdraw operation? You can surely verify a method is invoked as expected but if you want to ensure the order right then you might require a little more. JustMock lets you specify the order in which your setups should be executed. This helps you identify the exact way in which a particular logic is implemented. To begin, lets consider the following context: User wants to withdraw money from his account. Withdraw operation...

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