When I said that you can only mock well-behaved classes, I should have said
more.
When I say mock, I mean something that satisfies an interface and drives a
test. You can also use what I call a dummy to drive your test. To me a dummy
is a real structure, such as an http Request, which you cre
I think your problem is this: You have a piece of code that uses a class.
You have two classes, one real, one mock and you want to write some client
code that can use either of them. Is that right?
If you want to use mocking, you must write your classes in the appropriate
way, so you may nee
