You can't mock a sealed
class. Mocking relies on inheritence to build on the fly copies of the data. So trying to mock a sealed
class is impossible.
So what do I do?
What you can do is write a wrapper:
public class NamespaceManagerWrapper : INamespaceManagerWrapper
{
private NamespaceManager _instance;
public NamespaceManagerWrapper(NamespaceManager instance)
{
_instance = instance;
}
public ConsumerGroupDescription CreateConsumerGroup(ConsumerGroupDescription description)
{
return _instace.CreateConsumerGroup(description);
}
etc....
}
interface for the mock
public interface INamespaceManagerWrapper
{
ConsumerGroupDescription CreateConsumerGroup(ConsumerGroupDescription description);
....etc.
}
your method should now accept your wrapper interface on the original object:
public void myMethod(INamespaceManagerWrapper mockableObj)
{
...
mockableObj.CreateConsumerGroup(description);
...
}
Now you can mock the interface:
Mock<INamespaceManagerWrapper> namespaceManager = new Mock<INamespaceManagerWrapper>();
....etc.
myObj.myMethod(namespaceManager.Object);
Unfortunatly that's the best you can do. It's a siliar implementation to HttpContextWrapper
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