Examples of Expectations

com.volantis.testtools.mock.expectations.Expectations
mockit.Expectations
it.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/www/tutorial/BehaviorBasedTesting.html#expectation">In the Tutorial @see #Expectations()
org.jmock.Expectations
Provides most of the syntax of jMock's "domain-specific language" API. The methods of this class don't make any sense on their own, so the Javadoc is rather sparse. Consult the documentation on the jMock website for information on how to use this API. @author nat
se.dannej.fakehttpserver.expect.Expectations
Abstract class used to add expectations of {@link FakeHttpServer}s. Has traits from {@link org.jmock.integration.junit4.JMock}s {@link org.jmock.Expectations}.

Examples of org.jmock.Expectations

    public void selectsAllTasksWithTheProvidedNameInCurrentProjectAndSubprojects() {
        final Task task1 = task("name");
        final Task task2 = task("name");
        final Task task3 = task("other");


        context.checking(new Expectations() {{
            one(resolver).selectAll("name", project);
            will(returnValue(tasks(task1, task2, task3)));
            one(taskExecuter).addTasks(toSet(task1, task2));
        }});

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Examples of org.jmock.Expectations

            tasks.add(task(name));
        }
        tasks.add(task("."));
        tasks.add(task("other"));


        context.checking(new Expectations() {{
            one(resolver).selectAll(pattern, project);
            will(returnValue(tasks(tasks)));
            one(taskExecuter).addTasks(toSet(task1, task2));
        }});

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Examples of org.jmock.Expectations

    @Test
    public void selectsTaskWithMatchingRelativePath() {
        final Task task1 = task("b");
        final Task task2 = task("a");


        context.checking(new Expectations(){{
            one(project).getChildProjects();
            will(returnValue(toMap("a", otherProject)));
            one(resolver).select("b", otherProject);
            will(returnValue(tasks(task1, task2)));
            one(taskExecuter).addTasks(toSet(task1));

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Examples of org.jmock.Expectations

    @Test
    public void selectsTaskWithMatchingTaskInRootProject() {
        final Task task1 = task("b");
        final Task task2 = task("a");


        context.checking(new Expectations(){{
            one(project).getRootProject();
            will(returnValue(rootProject));
            one(resolver).select("b", rootProject);
            will(returnValue(tasks(task1, task2)));
            one(taskExecuter).addTasks(toSet(task1));

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Examples of org.jmock.Expectations

    @Test
    public void selectsTaskWithMatchingAbsolutePath() {
        final Task task1 = task("b");
        final Task task2 = task("a");


        context.checking(new Expectations(){{
            one(project).getRootProject();
            will(returnValue(rootProject));
            one(rootProject).getChildProjects();
            will(returnValue(toMap("a", otherProject)));
            one(resolver).select("b", otherProject);

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Examples of org.jmock.Expectations

    @Test
    public void usesCamelCaseAbbreviationToSelectTasksWhenNoExactMatchAndPathProvided() {
        final Task task1 = task("someTask");
        final Task task2 = task("other");


        context.checking(new Expectations(){{
            one(project).getChildProjects();
            will(returnValue(toMap("anotherProject", otherProject)));
            one(resolver).select("soTa", otherProject);
            will(returnValue(tasks(task1, task2)));
            one(taskExecuter).addTasks(toSet(task1));

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Examples of org.jmock.Expectations

    @Test
    public void usesCamelCaseAbbreviationToSelectProjectWhenPathProvided() {
        final Task task1 = task("someTask");
        final Task task2 = task("other");


        context.checking(new Expectations(){{
            one(project).getChildProjects();
            will(returnValue(toMap("anotherProject", otherProject)));
            one(resolver).select("soTa", otherProject);
            will(returnValue(tasks(task1, task2)));
            one(taskExecuter).addTasks(toSet(task1));

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Examples of org.jmock.Expectations

    @Test
    public void failsWhenProvidedTaskNameIsAmbiguous() {
        final Task task1 = task("someTask");
        final Task task2 = task("someTasks");


        context.checking(new Expectations() {{
            one(resolver).selectAll("soTa", project);
            will(returnValue(tasks(task1, task2)));
        }});


        TaskNameResolvingBuildExecuter executer = new TaskNameResolvingBuildExecuter(toList("soTa"), resolver);

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Examples of org.jmock.Expectations

        final Task task1 = task("someTask");
        final Task task2 = task("someTasks");
        final Task task3 = task("sometask");
        final Task task4 = task("other");


        context.checking(new Expectations() {{
            one(resolver).selectAll("ssomeTask", project);
            will(returnValue(tasks(task1, task2, task3, task4)));
        }});


        TaskNameResolvingBuildExecuter executer = new TaskNameResolvingBuildExecuter(toList("ssomeTask"), resolver);

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Examples of org.jmock.Expectations

    @Test
    public void executesAllSelectedTasks() {
        final Task task1 = task("name");
        final Task task2 = task("name");


        context.checking(new Expectations() {{
            one(resolver).selectAll("name", project);
            will(returnValue(tasks(task1, task2)));
            one(taskExecuter).addTasks(toSet(task1, task2));
            one(taskExecuter).execute();
        }});

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