I have a table aspnet_User in my model(dbml file) where I have a property UserName which is ReadOnly. I thought I could do this.
var mockAsp_NetUser = new Mock<aspnet_User>();
mockAsp_NetUser.SetupGet(au => au.UserName).Returns("JohnDoe");
But then I get an exception: Invalid setup on a non-overridable member.
An easy solution would be to set the ReadOnly property for UserName to false in the model designer. But this might be a hack. Is there a more "correct" way?
You can t mock what is not either virtual or abstract.
If you are trying to unit test your code, a better approach would be to define an IUser class and let your code work against that interface.
Just an addition to Marks answer:
In the DBML you can set that the property should have "Instance Modifier" = "virtual". By default its set to (None).
For your example that means: In the DBML Designer, select the Member "UserName" and in the Properties you will find "Instance Modifier".
Once set to virtual your code will work.
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