Stubbing RESTful services with WCF (Part 3)

A three part series. Part 1: The set-up. Setting up an example to show what we are trying to stub. Part 2: Creating a REST service stub. Part 3: Using the service stub from a test. In this final part of the series, I'll use the ServiceStub class created in Part 2 to create a full end-to-end test. I want to create an Order Query System that uses the data provided by the RESTful URI to return some consolidated data. Here is a very simple example to start with – the Order Query System provides a method that calculates how old an order is. My test code needs to bring up the service stub, populate it with some stub data, call the Order Query System and then stop the service stub.: [TestFixture] public class TestCode { private ServiceStub serviceStub; [TestFixtureSetUp] public void TestFixtureSetUp() { serviceStub = new ServiceStub(); serviceStub.Start(); } [TestFixtureTearDown] public void TestFixtureTearDown() { serviceStub.Stop(); } [Test] public void GetNumbersOfDaysSinceOrderPlaced() { DateTime orderDate = DateTime.

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