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EasyMock example source code file (UsageExpectAndDefaultThrowTest.java)
The EasyMock UsageExpectAndDefaultThrowTest.java source code/* * Copyright (c) 2001-2007 OFFIS, Tammo Freese. * This program is made available under the terms of the MIT License. */ package org.easymock.tests; import static org.easymock.EasyMock.*; import static org.junit.Assert.*; import org.easymock.MockControl; import org.junit.Before; import org.junit.Test; /** * Same as UsageExpectAndThrowTest except that each mocked method is called * twice to make sure the defaulting works fine. * * @author Henri Tremblay */ public class UsageExpectAndDefaultThrowTest { private MockControl<IMethods> control; private IMethods mock; private static RuntimeException EXCEPTION = new RuntimeException(); @Before public void setup() { control = MockControl.createControl(IMethods.class); mock = control.getMock(); } @Test public void booleanType() { control .expectAndDefaultThrow(mock.booleanReturningMethod(4), EXCEPTION); control.replay(); try { mock.booleanReturningMethod(4); fail(); } catch (RuntimeException exception) { assertSame(EXCEPTION, exception); } try { mock.booleanReturningMethod(4); fail(); } catch (RuntimeException exception) { assertSame(EXCEPTION, exception); } control.verify(); } @Test public void longType() { control.expectAndDefaultThrow(mock.longReturningMethod(4), EXCEPTION); control.replay(); try { mock.longReturningMethod(4); fail(); } catch (RuntimeException exception) { assertSame(EXCEPTION, exception); } try { mock.longReturningMethod(4); fail(); } catch (RuntimeException exception) { assertSame(EXCEPTION, exception); } control.verify(); } @Test public void floatType() { control.expectAndDefaultThrow(mock.floatReturningMethod(4), EXCEPTION); control.replay(); try { mock.floatReturningMethod(4); fail(); } catch (RuntimeException exception) { assertSame(EXCEPTION, exception); } try { mock.floatReturningMethod(4); fail(); } catch (RuntimeException exception) { assertSame(EXCEPTION, exception); } control.verify(); } @Test public void doubleType() { control.expectAndDefaultThrow(mock.doubleReturningMethod(4), EXCEPTION); control.replay(); try { mock.doubleReturningMethod(4); fail(); } catch (RuntimeException exception) { assertSame(EXCEPTION, exception); } try { mock.doubleReturningMethod(4); fail(); } catch (RuntimeException exception) { assertSame(EXCEPTION, exception); } control.verify(); } @Test public void object() { control.expectAndDefaultThrow(mock.objectReturningMethod(4), EXCEPTION); control.replay(); try { mock.objectReturningMethod(4); fail(); } catch (RuntimeException exception) { assertSame(EXCEPTION, exception); } try { mock.objectReturningMethod(4); fail(); } catch (RuntimeException exception) { assertSame(EXCEPTION, exception); } control.verify(); } @Test public void throwableAndDefaultThrowable() throws Exception { mock.oneArg("1"); expectLastCall().andThrow(new IllegalArgumentException()); control.setDefaultThrowable(new IllegalStateException()); control.replay(); try { mock.oneArg("1"); } catch (IllegalArgumentException ignored) { } try { mock.oneArg("1"); } catch (IllegalStateException ignored) { } try { mock.oneArg("2"); } catch (IllegalStateException ignored) { } control.verify(); } } Other EasyMock examples (source code examples)Here is a short list of links related to this EasyMock UsageExpectAndDefaultThrowTest.java source code file: |
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