mockito

问题 My application code uses AService trait AService { def registerNewUser (username: String)(implicit tenant: Tenant): Future[Response] } to register a new user. Class Tenant is a simple case class: case class Tenant(val vstNumber:String, val divisionNumber:String) Trait AServiceMock mimics the registration logic by using a mocked version of AService trait AServiceMock { def registrationService = { val service = mock[AService] service.registerNewUser(anyString) returns Future(fixedResponse)

问题 My application code uses AService trait AService { def registerNewUser (username: String)(implicit tenant: Tenant): Future[Response] } to register a new user. Class Tenant is a simple case class: case class Tenant(val vstNumber:String, val divisionNumber:String) Trait AServiceMock mimics the registration logic by using a mocked version of AService trait AServiceMock { def registrationService = { val service = mock[AService] service.registerNewUser(anyString) returns Future(fixedResponse)

问题 I'm having some trouble getting a working Camel Spring-Boot unit test written, that tests a simple SNMP route. Here is what I have so far: SnmpRoute.kt open class SnmpRoute(private val snmpProperties: SnmpProperties, private val repository: IPduEventRepository) : RouteBuilder() { @Throws(Exception::class) override fun configure() { logger.debug("Initialising with properties [{}]", snmpProperties) from("snmp:0.0.0.0:1161?protocol=udp&type=TRAP") .process { exchange -> // do stuff } .bean

问题 I have below setup of classes. class Base { @Autowired private BaseService service; //No getters & setters .... } @Component class Child extends Base { private final SomeOtherService otherService; @Autowired Child(SomeOtherService otherService) { this.otherService = otherService; } } I am writing a unit test for the Child class. If I use @InjectMocks then the otherService comes out to be null. If I use, the constructor of Child class in the setup of the test, then the fields in Base class

问题 my first question on StackOverflow. I'd like to be able to do something like: SomeClass mock = mock(SomeClass.class); String methodName = "someMethod"; OR Method method = ...someMethod... Both of these things (the mock and the method) would combine to do the following: when(mock.someMethod()).thenReturn(null); Of course, the 'null' value will be changed accordingly for my needs, but I am trying to determine two things: 1) Is it even possible to do something like this in Java? This = combining

问题 Say we have java class called SomeClass public class SomeClass { private boolean isMethod() { return false; } public void sendRequest(String json, String text) { int messageId; if (isMethod()) { messageId = getMessageId(json); sendMessage(messageId, text); } else { throw new IllegalArgumentException(); } } private void sendMessage(int messageId, String text) { } private int getMessageId(String text) { Pattern p = Pattern.compile("messageId=(\\d+)&"); Matcher m = p.matcher(text); if (m.find())

问题 I'm trying to find a way to test my entity using Mockito; This is the simple test method: @Mock private EntityManager em; @Test public void persistArticleWithValidArticleSetsArticleId() { Article article = new Article(); em.persist(article); assertThat(article.getId(), is(not(0L))); } How do I best mock the behaviour that the EntityManager changes the Id from 0L to i.e. 1L? Possibly with the least obstructions in readability. Edit: Some extra information; Outside test-scope the EntityManager

问题 I'm trying to find a way to test my entity using Mockito; This is the simple test method: @Mock private EntityManager em; @Test public void persistArticleWithValidArticleSetsArticleId() { Article article = new Article(); em.persist(article); assertThat(article.getId(), is(not(0L))); } How do I best mock the behaviour that the EntityManager changes the Id from 0L to i.e. 1L? Possibly with the least obstructions in readability. Edit: Some extra information; Outside test-scope the EntityManager

问题 I have the following controller: @Controller public class HomeController { @Resource(name="returnGraph") Graph returnGraph; @RequestMapping("/") public String goToHomePage(HttpSession session){ session.setAttribute("sm", returnGraph.getVertexes()); return "home"; } } I tried the following j unit test but it didnt work: public class HomeControllerTest { @Mock Graph returnGraph; @Mock Map<String,Vertex> vertexes; @Mock HttpSession session; HomeController homeController; @Before public void

问题 My project is using spring-boot , sping-data-jpa , spring-data-rest , hibernate I have updated to spring boot 2.3.1 . My previous test cases are on Junit 4 , I am migrating to Junit 5 . When I run my test case with junit 5 it is looking for actual environmental configurations like datasource , hibernate:dialect with Junit 4, it was not looking for it. Please find Junit 4 and Junit 5 test class for comparison Junit 4 Test import org.junit.Before; import org.junit.Test; import org.junit.runner