Tasty Test Tip: Using ArgumentCaptor for generic collections with Mockito
Mockito has a very nice feature that allows you to verify what parameters were used when a method was executed. For example: [crayon-514c9028b58a8/] However, when using generic typed objects, some...
View ArticleTasty Test Tip: Test final and static methods with PowerMock and Mockito
Two of the most famous mocking frameworks EasyMock and Mockito, don’t offer out of the box support for mocking final and static methods. It is often said on forums that “you don’t want that” or “your...
View ArticleUsing ArgumentMatchers with Mockito
Mockito is a mock framework which you can use to write simple and clean tests. One of it’s nice features is the ArgumentMatcher. With the ArgumentMatcher you can determine the outcome of your mocked...
View ArticleMock a superclass method with Mockito
Say you want to test a method from class which extends some kind of superclass. Sometimes you can be dependent on code in the superclass, which is undesirable in a test. Now actually, the first thing...
View ArticleUsing ArgumentMatchers with Mockito
Mockito is a mock framework which you can use to write simple and clean tests. One of it’s nice features is the ArgumentMatcher. With the ArgumentMatcher you can determine the outcome of your mocked...
View ArticleTasty Test Tip: Matching generic typed classes in Mockito
Say you have a arbitrary class under test, which is dependent on a class DataProcessor which has a method with the following signature: [crayon-51e60adf28f7f/] you might want to stub it with Mockito...
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