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Hi Michael,
you run into a limitation of the NDO Standard Edition. Sorry, the documentation is not clear enough in that point. It says, that only the professional and enterprise editions can manage more than one mapping file. It should state, that the constructor doesn't exist in NDO standard edition. BTW we'll provide this constructor in future versions.
What can you do now? NDO searches for the mapping file in the directory of your application. But all test runners for NUnit make shadow copies of the assemblies so that NDO isn't able to determine this directory. The solution is to write an own test runner application, not using shadow copies. It's easy, because the source code resides in our download section. Just download this file.
Regards:Mirko
I ran in the same problem, using MbUnit. And fortunately there is another solution to do the testing. Running the test using TestRunner works fine.
Just a hint for all who love testing (like me)
Claudia