How to mock a protected abstract method in a abstract class which implements aninterface

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Consider a abstract class implementing an interface

public abstract class ClassA : IClassA
{
protected abstract string Method();
}

So how can I mock Method() using MOQ mocking framework.

Please help!!!!

Posted 15-Jan-16 5:39am

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BillWoodruff · Answer 1 · 2016-01-15T06:52:00

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How about reading discussions on the MOQ discussion forum (Google Group) that deal specifically with Abstract Classes: [^].

And, then, consider posting a message to that group ? Of course, I would never under-estimate the possibility of someone on CodeProject showing up soon with righteous answer.

Posted 15-Jan-16 6:52am

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Member 12266619 16-Jan-16 6:12am

Yep will try that also..