Thanks for your answer.
I performed neessary mapping (by means of setting Derived Classes flag). And this really helped me to get access to the wValue property and
thus I was able to set property checkpoint. But when I launch my test it fails with the following error:
Unable to verify a value with the property checkpoint, because the object
specified by the Object parameter is empty or does not exist.
| Checkpoint parameters: | |
| Object: | Stub object |
| Property: | wValue(0, 4) |
| Condition: | cmpEqual |
| Value: | Mike |
| Case-Sensitive: | true |
