TypeMock Faking static method in static class

Question

Using TypeMock Isolator...

I am trying to Mock a static method call that is inside a static class but it keeps calling the original code.

I ran across this thread and I am doing exactly what they suggest but still not luck.

I have tried doing it 2 different ways:

1:

Isolate.Fake.StaticMethods(typeof(QueueDAO), Members.ReturnRecursiveFakes);

2:

Isolate.WhenCalled(() => QueueDAO.UpdateQueueStatus(queueCmtId, CmtQueueStatus.Error)).IgnoreCall();

Neither solution works. Does it have something to do with the enumeration that is passed in?

Answer 1

Both should work. By default arguments are ignored so the second should work too. Do you have [Isolated] on the test class or method?

You might have another isolate method that overrides this one. Please see if a simple test that isolates updatequeuestatus and then calls it directly works? If not turn on logging and send them to support (at) typemock.com for analysis.

Answer 2

The object passed in as the typeof should be the class which contains the static methods, not the object itself.

Isolate.Fake.StaticMethods(typeof(QueueDAO));

Does the QueueDAO object contain static methods, or is there an extensions class?