Typemock Isolator supports .NET 2.0

Typemock Isolator now supports .NET 2.0. You can mock Generic Types and Methods and Anonymous Methods.
Typemock Isolator supports a dual .NET environment and can work on both versions of .NET (1.1 and 2.0).

It is now possible to defer the checking of arguments until Verify is called using:

MockManager.ValidateArgsOnVerify = true;
or
mock.ValidateArgsOnVerify = true;

Mocked methods are now mocked even when called from within the Args() checks.

Enterprise Edition Only (see Typemock Isolator Editions)

As Typemock Isolator changes code in seemingly unrelated places, it can become a bit difficult to trace which instances and methods are mocked. With the Trace Utility, it is now possible to visually see the mocked types and the calls that where made to them.

In this version, code inside a ParameterChecker Delegate can now be mocked too.

You can now emulate exceptions thrown from constructors with ExpectConstructorAndThrow.

This release incorporates some bug fixes and performance fine tuning.