Enterprise Library Test Guide - Willy .Net

Testing the Application Block 35
Code test case Implemented? Feature that is implemented
Verify that the database
backing store uses a
named instance of the
store and uses the Data
Access Application Block to
create that instance.
Verify that the application
block can use an instance
name to create a CacheManager
object.
Verify that the application
block can use a default
instance name to create a
CacheManager object.
Yes
Yes
Yes
The ObjectBuilder subsystem uses the Data Access
Application Block to create the Database
instance that is the database backing store.
This is shown in the following code example.
public class DataBackingStoreAssembler
: IAssembler
{
public IBackingStore Assemble(…)
{
…
Data.Database database = (Data.
Database)context.HeadOfChain.BuildUp(c
ontext,typeof(Data.Database), null,cas
tedObjectConfiguration.DatabaseInstance-
Name);
IBackingStore createdObjet
= new DataBackingStore(database,castedO
bjectConfiguration.PartitionName,encrypt
ionProvider);
}
}
The following configuration example shows how
the database instance name is configured in
the configuration source.
The CacheManager.GetCacheManager method
has two overloads. One of them includes an
instance name as a parameter to create a specific
CacheManager object. This is shown in the
following code example.
public static CacheManager
GetCacheManager(string cacheManager-
Name){}
The CacheManager.GetCacheManager method
has two overloads. One of them creates a
default CacheManager object. This is shown in
the following code example.
public static CacheManager GetCacheManager(){}
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