Easymock is a mocking framework for Java.
Easymock is an open source mocking framework for Java. It is used for creating mock objects and stubs for unit tests.
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Autowiring of beans generated by EasyMock factory-method?
I have a problem that seems really strange to me. I have the following setup:
An interface:
package com.example;
public interface SomeDependency {
}
A spring component:
package com.example;
@Component
public class SomeClass {
}
A spring test…
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How to EasyMock a call to a method that returns a wildcarded generic?
We're looking at switching to Spring 3.0 and running into problems with the intersection of Spring 3.0, EasyMock, and Java Generics.
In one place, we're mocking a Spring 3.0 AbstractBeanFactory, specifically this method:
public Class…
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Testing Exceptions of a method with EasyMock
I am newbie to unit testing. I am using TestNG with MyEclipse to develop unit test cases for my application. While doing it I am facing some problems with EasyMock. Here is my code (Name of the class, method names and return types are changed for…
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Is there a way to partially mock an object using EasyMock?
E.g. let's say I have this class:
public class Foo Implements Fooable {
public void a() {
// does some stuff
bar = b();
// moar coadz
}
public Bar b() {
// blah
}
// ...
}
And I want to test Foo.a. I want to mock Foo.b,…
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Testing code which calls native methods
I have a class like this:
public final class Foo
{
public native int getBar();
public String toString()
{
return "Bar: " + getBar();
}
}
Please note that getBar() is implemented with JNI and that the class is final. I want…
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creating Java Proxy instance for a class type?
I have the following code that works for creating a Proxy instance for an interface type backed by an InvocationHandler implementation, however when I use a concrete class type it doesn't work and this is well known and documented in…
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Unit test private functions in Android
Can we do unit testing of private functions and fields for Android Application using Android Mock ?
If yes, please explain how ?
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PowerMock LinkageError: MockClassLoader javax/management/MBeanServer
I'm seeing the following PowerMock/EasyMock error with the following…
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What is the analogon of Mockito.spy/doReturn in EasyMock?
Imagine, I have following class:
public class TestClass {
public class Index {
}
public class IndexData {
private final Index index;
private final ReentrantReadWriteLock lock =
new…
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Why do we need mocking frameworks like Easymock , JMock or Mockito?
We use hand written stubs in our unit tests and I'm exploring the need for a Mock framework like EasyMock or Mockito in our project.
I do not find a compelling reason for switching to Mocking frameworks from hand written stubs.
Can anyone please…
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How do I write a unit test to verify that a function sorts its result?
I have a data source from which I can request a list of people that live in a (any) country, and a method which retrieves the people from that data source and sorts them by their name alphabetically. How should I write my unit test to make sure that…
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EasyMock andReturn() null return value
I have built a mock object using EasyMock, and I'm trying to have the object return another object after a method call. The method call does not cause any exception to be thrown, but it returns null, though I am certain the andReturn() call had a…
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How to ignore unexpected method calls in JUnit/easymock?
I'm just wondering if it is possible using Junit and easymock to ignore unexpected method calls?
I.e. instead of the test failing I want to be able to say - "at this point - ignore any unexpected method calls and just continue with the test as…
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Difference between EasyMock.expect(...).times(...) versus using EasyMock.expect(...) several times?
What is the difference between this:
ResultSet set =…
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EasyMock: Add one more expectation after replay
Is it possible to add expectation after having mock object replayed?
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