Examples of org.easymock.ArgumentsMatcher

org.easymock.ArgumentsMatcher
A comparison function that is used to match arguments. @see MockControl#setDefaultMatcher @see MockControl#setMatcher @see MockControl#EQUALS_MATCHER @see MockControl#ARRAY_MATCHER @see MockControl#ALWAYS_MATCHER @deprecated Since EasyMock 2.0, ArgumentsMatchers are only supportedfor the legacy MockControl. For mock objects generated by the methods on EasyMock, there are per-argument matchers available. For more information, see the EasyMock documentation.


        if (!isMatcherSet)
        {
            isMatcherSet = true;
            // Set a matcher that compares the name of the logger
            serverControl.setMatcher(new ArgumentsMatcher()
            {
                public boolean matches(Object[] expected, Object[] value)
                {
                    // Compare name of the logger only
                    String expectedLoggerName = getLoggerNameFromMBean(expected[0]);

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        serverControl.setThrowable(new NotCompliantMBeanException("Not compliant"));


        server.registerMBean(null, objectName);
        // Matcher must match both method calls, it's not possible to
        // define multiple matchers
        serverControl.setMatcher(new ArgumentsMatcher()
        {
            boolean firstCall = true;


            public boolean matches(Object[] arg0, Object[] arg1)
            {

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        if (!isMatcherSet)
        {
            isMatcherSet = true;
            // Set a matcher that compares the name of the logger
            serverControl.setMatcher(new ArgumentsMatcher()
            {
                public boolean matches(Object[] expected, Object[] value)
                {
                    // Compare name of the logger only
                    String expectedLoggerName = getLoggerNameFromMBean(expected[0]);

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                return super.createMethodValidationRule(clazz, methodName, errorCode, message, argsString, contextStrings, applyIfString);
            }
        };


        configuration.addPropertyRule("name", null);
        configurationControl.setMatcher(new ArgumentsMatcher() {
            public boolean matches(Object[] objects, Object[] objects1) {
                return objects.length == 2 && objects[0].equals(objects1[0]);
            }


            public String toString(Object[] objects) {

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        if (!isMatcherSet)
        {
            isMatcherSet = true;
            // Set a matcher that compares the name of the logger
            serverControl.setMatcher(new ArgumentsMatcher()
            {
                public boolean matches(Object[] expected, Object[] value)
                {
                    // Compare name of the logger only
                    String expectedLoggerName = getLoggerNameFromMBean(expected[0]);

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        if (!isMatcherSet)
        {
            isMatcherSet = true;
            // Set a matcher that compares the name of the logger
            serverControl.setMatcher(new ArgumentsMatcher()
            {
                public boolean matches(Object[] expected, Object[] value)
                {
                    // Compare name of the logger only
                    String expectedLoggerName = getLoggerNameFromMBean(expected[0]);

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        serverControl.setThrowable(new NotCompliantMBeanException("Not compliant"));


        server.registerMBean(null, objectName);
        // Matcher must match both method calls, it's not possible to
        // define multiple matchers
        serverControl.setMatcher(new ArgumentsMatcher()
        {
            boolean firstCall = true;


            public boolean matches(Object[] arg0, Object[] arg1)
            {

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        serverControl.setThrowable(new NotCompliantMBeanException("Not compliant"));


        server.registerMBean(null, objectName);
        // Matcher must match both method calls, it's not possible to
        // define multiple matchers
        serverControl.setMatcher(new ArgumentsMatcher()
        {
            boolean firstCall = true;


            public boolean matches(Object[] arg0, Object[] arg1)
            {

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    lobHandler.getBlobAsBinaryStream(rs, 1);
    lobHandlerControl.setReturnValue(new ByteArrayInputStream(baos.toByteArray()), 1);
    lobHandler.getBlobAsBinaryStream(rs, 1);
    lobHandlerControl.setReturnValue(new ByteArrayInputStream(baos.toByteArray()), 1);
    lobCreator.setBlobAsBytes(ps, 1, baos.toByteArray());
    lobCreatorControl.setMatcher(new ArgumentsMatcher() {
      public boolean matches(Object[] o1, Object[] o2) {
        return Arrays.equals((byte[]) o1[2], (byte[]) o2[2]);
      }
      public String toString(Object[] objects) {
        return null;

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        message.writeBytes(content);
        messageControl.setVoidCallable(1);
        message.getBodyLength();
        messageControl.setReturnValue(content.length, 1);
        message.readBytes(new byte[content.length]);
        messageControl.setMatcher(new ArgumentsMatcher() {
            public boolean matches(Object[] arg0, Object[] arg1) {
                byte[] one = (byte[]) arg0[0];
                byte[] two = (byte[]) arg1[0];
                return Arrays.equals(one, two);
            }

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