Hi,
This is not supported.
You might be able to do this yourself.
If you have access to creating the Wrapper use:
Mock mockWrapper = MockManager.Mock(typeof (Wrapper));
Wrapper wrapper = new Wrapper(dummyUnmanagedClass);
The above code is equivelant to using MockObject.
If you don't have access you will have to do this in reflection.
I am not sure how you pass an unmanaged class in reflection, I would really like to hear how if you know. But it should look like this:
Activator.CreateInstance(typeof(Wrapper),
BindingFlags.Instance | BindingFlags.NonPublic, null, args, null, null);
I just don't know how to put dummyUnmanagedClass in the args.