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I am trying to write a unit test for a method that uses a .net remoting object.
The remoting object is created by using Activator.GetObject(typeof(myRemotingObjectType), uri);
During runtime, the uri is server ip address of the remoting object.
Since I want to write a unit test, I don’t want to initialize any .Net remoting to slowdown the test if possible.
Thanks
I would suggest wrapping it and have the wrapper implement an interface. You can then swap the wrapper with a mock equivalent for testing purposes.