Moq allows developers to mock protected members. I was looking for the same functionality in Rhino.Mocks but fail to find it.
Here's an example from Moq Quick Start page how to mock protected method.
// at the top of the test fixture
using Moq.Protected()
// in the test
var mock = new Mock<CommandBase>();
mock.Protected()
.Setup<int>("Execute")
.Returns(5);
// if you need argument matching, you MUST use ItExpr rather than It
// planning on improving this for vNext
mock.Protected()
.Setup<string>("Execute",
ItExpr.IsAny<string>())
.Returns(true);
Let me know if I'm chasing something that doesn't exit.
I believe this functionality does not exist in Rhino Mocks.
Why are you trying to mock protected members? Why not just test the class as a whole? Alternatively you can create a subclass of your test class and create "mocked" protected methods manually.
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