Ok, I have a possible solution to this.
(Has this not bitten anyone else?)
I wrote a DuckEquals method that behaves a lot like Equals except it
uses reflection to do the comparison based on property name, type, and
value.
Basically, if the right hand side has at least the same properties as
the left hand side and they are the same values then it returns true.
I have Specs (tests) written and the method written as an extension
method. Does this sound like a viable approach to this problem? If so,
where should I put the code?
On Jan 15, 2009, at 4:11 PM, Brendan Erwin wrote:
> My PersistenceSpecification is failing with this error:
>
> System.ApplicationException: Expected
> 'Clearwave.Integration.Models.Contact.ContactRoleType' but got
> 'ContactRoleTypeProxyc2c0603157224549b77250fe16aca4de' for Property
> 'Type'
>
> When testing:
>
> .CheckReference(x => x.Type, new ContactRoleType() { Description =
> "Desc", Name = "Name" })
>
>
> Is this an issue with the comparison logic in the
> PersistenceSpecification or am I missing something?
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