JustMock: Mocking Static method call not working

Question

Using JustMock:

I am not sure why my arrange call for a static method is trying to execute the original.

[Test] 
public void RunCompleteDivxJob_Negative_Exception()
{
    DebugView.IsTraceEnabled = true;
    var mediaId = 2000999;
    var mediaTypeId = (int)CmtMediaType.Video;
    var queueCmtId = 9999;
    var cmtFileType = CmtFileType.SourceMediaFile;
    var statusError = CmtQueueStatus.Error;
    var exception = new Exception("test");

    // ARRANGE
    var encodeJobStateMachineManager = Mock.Create<EncodeJobStateMachineManager>(Behavior.CallOriginal);
    var logger = Mock.Create<Logger>(Behavior.CallOriginal, typeof(EncodeJobStateMachineManager));
    var inst = new PrivateAccessor(encodeJobStateMachineManager);
    inst.SetProperty("_log", logger);
    var createCompleteJobCalled = false;
    Mock.Arrange(() => DivxEncodeJob.CreateCompleteJob(mediaId, mediaTypeId, queueCmtId, cmtFileType))
    .DoInstead(() => createCompleteJobCalled = true);
    Mock.Arrange(() => encodeJobStateMachineManager.EncodeJob.Submit()).Throws(exception).MustBeCalled();
    logger.Arrange(x => x.Error(Arg.AnyString, exception)).MustBeCalled();
    //Mock.SetupStatic(typeof(QueueDAO));
    var updateQueueStatusCalled = false;
    Mock.Arrange(() => QueueDAO.UpdateQueueStatus(queueCmtId, statusError)).DoInstead(() =>  updateQueueStatusCalled = true);

    // ACT
    encodeJobStateMachineManager.RunCompleteDivxJob(mediaId, mediaTypeId, queueCmtId, cmtFileType);

    // ASSERT
    Mock.Assert(encodeJobStateMachineManager);
    Assert.IsTrue(createCompleteJobCalled);
    Assert.IsTrue(updateQueueStatusCalled);
}

The first static call is mocking the method call correctly:

Mock.Arrange(() => DivxEncodeJob.CreateCompleteJob(mediaId, mediaTypeId, queueCmtId, cmtFileType))
            .DoInstead(() => createCompleteJobCalled = true);

But the second static call is executing the original code:

Mock.Arrange(() => QueueDAO.UpdateQueueStatus(queueCmtId, statusError)).DoInstead(() => updateQueueStatusCalled = true);

These are essentially called exactly the same. So why is the first one working as expected and the second not?

Answer 1

The likely problem is that QueueDAO.UpdateQueueStatus is not called with the expected arguments. Check if adding the .IgnoreArguments() clause to its arrangement will make it work. If yes, then it's a problem with the arguments.

Use the debugger to double-check exactly what arguments the method is called with. Alternatively you can watch DebugView.FullTrace in the debugger, browse down to the interception of the QueueDAO.UpdateQueueStatus call and see what arguments it's called with and why no arrangement was chosen for the call.