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The lack of interfaces makes things hard to mock for testing purposes #26
Please can you add Interfaces to the the solution, and/or also change the constructors of objects from internal to public.
One particular example is where I'm trying to simulate an incoming FileTransferRequest but I can't invoke the callback because FileTransfer only has an internal constructor and I therefore can't build one.
The same goes for the SubscriptionRequest callback as well.
jpenny1993
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8 years ago
Please can you add Interfaces to the the solution, and/or also change the constructors of objects from internal to public.
One particular example is where I'm trying to simulate an incoming FileTransferRequest but I can't invoke the callback because FileTransfer only has an internal constructor and I therefore can't build one.
The same goes for the SubscriptionRequest callback as well.
Thank you