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Comment from: Bjorn Schultheiss [Visitor]
Any hints on how to use this project?
02/10/09 @ 02:35
Comment from: Konstantin Kovalev [Member] Email
There are two download bundles: swc and sources+examples. So you need to review project's samples and all will be ok :)

And maybe you should read Rhino Mocks documentation (beware: C#! :)

Or maybe you should read something like xUnit Test Patterns: Refactoring Test Code before.
02/10/09 @ 11:05
Comment from: James Hay [Visitor]
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Hi, i work with Richard and have been involved in the first use of ASMock on a live project. I can indeed confirm it is awesome!

What i would say is that if you have any specific questions on it's use you should consider posting them on http://www.stackoverflow.org as we are both members and should be able to answer any questions you have regarding the framework.

James

02/10/09 @ 13:09
Comment from: James hay [Visitor]
Sorry, meant http://stackoverflow.com/
02/10/09 @ 13:11
Comment from: Konstantin Kovalev [Member] Email
Thank you James for info! I've fixed my post :)
02/10/09 @ 13:14
Comment from: Richard Szalay [Visitor] · http://blog.richardszalay.com
Hi guys, a new beta should be released in the near future, complete with a tutorial series.

Please log any bugs you find on the asmock website (asmock.sourceforge.net).

Thanks for your interest!
02/10/09 @ 13:14
Comment from: Konstantin Kovalev [Member] Email
And thank you Richard for this awesome project! We missed for something like this :)
02/10/09 @ 13:35
Comment from: Richard Szalay [Visitor] · http://blog.richardszalay.com
Any chance you could update your link to go to asmock.sourceforge.net? The sourceforge.net/projects/... page cannot be customised with information and the link to the main website is not very obvious.
02/10/09 @ 13:39
Comment from: Konstantin Kovalev [Member] Email
Ah really! Missed it. Thank you for correcting me :)
02/10/09 @ 14:12
Trackback from: Constantiner's blog [Visitor]
Adobe JIRA: please vote!
As I reported in my previous post there is finally solution for true mocks using loadBytes tricks. Nevertheless it will be great if Adobe provides some Dynamic Proxy solution for Flash Player/ActionScript (to avoid tricks and to easily create some othe...
02/11/09 @ 15:54

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