booksource | & quot ; First Line of Code 2nd Edition & quot ; book source code

I don't believe you should be mocking the list of BookServiceSource since your adds will do nothing since it is not a real list.

This answer here should provide the information you are looking for: Mockito - Injecting a List of mocks

Edit for more clarity:

@InjectMocks should not be used if you can help it, it has a tendency to fail silently.

The other point I was attempting to make is that you are using a mocked list, and because of that when it is told to add elements it will not.

There are two solutions to the problem that you can use. Firstly you could create a when thenreturn for the stream of BookServiceSources, not the recommended solution.

Secondly what would be better is to create a testSetup method making use of the @Before annotation to create the BookService.

You can use "conditional aggregates" to "pivot" your data. Basically this means placing a case expression inside an aggregation function. Here I have used COUNT():

A negative lookahead might make the most sense here:

You could do something like this in CopyData. Send the filename to CopyData void CopyData(string strFile). Then after range.Copy add the following lines.

You can try using a ManualResetEvent to block main thread until AJAX response is caught. The sample code below demonstrates how to implement this approach: