I've a problem with partial mocking using Rhino Mocks:
var authentication = (FormsAuthenticationService)_mocks.PartialMock(
typeof(FormsAuthenticationService));
Expect.Call( delegate{ authentication.SetAuthCookie(null, null); }).IgnoreArguments();
..and I get NullReferenceException on "Expect." line..
I will just add that FormsAuthenticationService
implements IAuthentication
Is there a good reason you're trying to mock the physical class, rather than the interface? I ask this because there are 2 potential problems with mocking FormsAuthenticationService:
The class may not have a default parameterless constructor (in which case, you need to specify an overloaded method of mocks.PartialMock).
The SetAuthCookie has to be virtual. Mock frameworks typically can mock only non-sealed classes, and only the virtual members of such a class.
To get around these problems, I'd recommend mocking IAuthentication instead. Mocking interfaces doesn't have these limitations. Here's the code you'd write:
var authentication = _mocks.DynamicMock<IAuthentication>();
Expect.Call(() => authentication.SetAuthCookie(null, null)).IgnoreArguments();