Examples with ExpectNewDemo samples.expectnew.ExpectNewDemo used on opensource projects

Example 66 with ExpectNewDemo

use of samples.expectnew.ExpectNewDemo in project powermock by powermock.

the class WhenNewCases method testNewWithArrayVarArgsWhenFirstArgumentIsNullAndSubseqentArgumentsAreNotNull.

@Test
public void testNewWithArrayVarArgsWhenFirstArgumentIsNullAndSubseqentArgumentsAreNotNull() throws Exception {
    ExpectNewDemo tested = new ExpectNewDemo();
    VarArgsConstructorDemo varArgsConstructorDemoMock = mock(VarArgsConstructorDemo.class);
    final byte[] byteArrayOne = null;
    final byte[] byteArrayTwo = new byte[] { 17 };
    whenNew(VarArgsConstructorDemo.class).withArguments(byteArrayOne, byteArrayTwo).thenReturn(varArgsConstructorDemoMock);
    when(varArgsConstructorDemoMock.getByteArrays()).thenReturn(new byte[][] { byteArrayTwo });
    byte[][] varArgs = tested.newVarArgs(byteArrayOne, byteArrayTwo);
    assertEquals(1, varArgs.length);
    assertSame(byteArrayTwo, varArgs[0]);
    verifyNew(VarArgsConstructorDemo.class).withArguments(byteArrayOne, byteArrayTwo);
}

Example 67 with ExpectNewDemo

use of samples.expectnew.ExpectNewDemo in project powermock by powermock.

the class WhenNewCases method testNewWithRuntimeException.

@Test
public void testNewWithRuntimeException() throws Exception {
    ExpectNewDemo tested = new ExpectNewDemo();
    final String expectedFailMessage = "testing";
    whenNew(MyClass.class).withNoArguments().thenThrow(new RuntimeException(expectedFailMessage));
    try {
        tested.throwExceptionWhenInvoction();
        fail("Should throw RuntimeException!");
    } catch (RuntimeException e) {
        assertEquals(expectedFailMessage, e.getMessage());
    }
    verifyNew(MyClass.class).withNoArguments();
}

Example 68 with ExpectNewDemo

use of samples.expectnew.ExpectNewDemo in project powermock by powermock.

the class WhenNewCases method testNewWithVarArgsConstructorWhenOneArgumentIsOfASubType.

@Test
public void testNewWithVarArgsConstructorWhenOneArgumentIsOfASubType() throws Exception {
    ExpectNewDemo tested = new ExpectNewDemo();
    Service serviceMock = mock(Service.class);
    VarArgsConstructorDemo varArgsConstructorDemoMock = mock(VarArgsConstructorDemo.class);
    final Service serviceSubTypeInstance = new Service() {

        public String getServiceMessage() {
            return "message";
        }
    };
    whenNew(VarArgsConstructorDemo.class).withArguments(serviceSubTypeInstance, serviceMock).thenReturn(varArgsConstructorDemoMock);
    when(varArgsConstructorDemoMock.getAllServices()).thenReturn(new Service[] { serviceMock });
    Service[] varArgs = tested.newVarArgs(serviceSubTypeInstance, serviceMock);
    assertEquals(1, varArgs.length);
    assertSame(serviceMock, varArgs[0]);
    verifyNew(VarArgsConstructorDemo.class).withArguments(serviceSubTypeInstance, serviceMock);
}

Example 69 with ExpectNewDemo

use of samples.expectnew.ExpectNewDemo in project powermock by powermock.

the class WhenNewCases method testSimpleMultipleNewPrivate_ok.

@Test
public void testSimpleMultipleNewPrivate_ok() throws Exception {
    ExpectNewDemo tested = new ExpectNewDemo();
    MyClass myClassMock1 = mock(MyClass.class);
    whenNew(MyClass.class).withNoArguments().thenReturn(myClassMock1);
    Whitebox.invokeMethod(tested, "simpleMultipleNewPrivate");
    verifyNew(MyClass.class, times(3)).withNoArguments();
}

Example 70 with ExpectNewDemo

use of samples.expectnew.ExpectNewDemo in project powermock by powermock.

the class ExpectNewDemoTest method testNewWithRuntimeException.

@Test
public void testNewWithRuntimeException() throws Exception {
    ExpectNewDemo tested = new ExpectNewDemo();
    final String expectedFailMessage = "testing";
    expectNew(MyClass.class).andThrow(new RuntimeException(expectedFailMessage));
    replay(MyClass.class);
    try {
        tested.throwExceptionWhenInvoction();
        fail("Should throw RuntimeException!");
    } catch (RuntimeException e) {
        assertEquals(expectedFailMessage, e.getMessage());
    }
    verify(MyClass.class);
}