At times in the testing process you want to make sure that a certain method on a mocked object _does_not_ get called. For example, perhaps you’re performing some validation on a object and the object fails the validation rules. At this point you’d want the call to pop back up the stack to the caller…
Monthly Archives: March 2009
Castle ActiveRecord – NonUniqueObjectException
Ran into a small issue this morning. Posting the solution here should help me find it next time in a jiffy. I was performing some database validation – I needed to ensure that x object with y name does not already exist in the DB before submitting it, and more stuff, etc. I have to…
Nine Questions with Me
I’ve known Chris G. Williams for awhile now and he recently asked me to partake in his awesome-ness known as “Nine Questions”. He’s been doing it for awhile now and has has some pretty notable names in his list. I’m proud now be a part of that list. To read the nine question interview go…
A New Development Term: Blackfield Development
I’ve been through the trenches of the consulting world, the good the bad the ugly, I’ve had the the full time jobs, and the freelance work, etc, etc etc. I’ve experienced projects from the ground up, maintenance projects and projects that didn't even leave the whiteboard. During the years of participating in many projects I…
ASP.NET App – is not a valid Win32 application
Never seen this one before until this morning. Well, I’ve seen the “not a valid Win32 application” error a ton of times, but this is the first time on with an ASP.NET app (running MVC). How to Fix If you ever see this and your app is running IIS7, here’s the first thing to…
