Examples of org.mockito.invocation.Invocation

org.mockito.invocation.Invocation
A method call on a mock object. Contains all information and state needed for the Mockito framework to operate. This API might be useful for developers who extend Mockito.
The javadoc does not have lots of examples or documentation because its audience is different. Vast majority of users don't need to use the Invocation. It's mostly useful for other framework authors that extend Mockito. @since 1.9.5

        assertEquals(invocation.getLocation(), reporterStub.location);
    }
    
    @Test
    public void shouldMarkInvocationsAsVerified() throws Exception {
        Invocation invocation = new InvocationBuilder().toInvocation();
        finderStub.actualToReturn.add(invocation);
        assertFalse(invocation.isVerified());
        
        checker.check(invocations, wanted, 1);
        
        assertTrue(invocation.isVerified());
    }

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    }
    
    @Test
    public void shouldReportWantedInvocationDiffersFromActual() {
        assertTrue(finderStub.actualToReturn.isEmpty());
        Invocation actualInvocation = new InvocationBuilder().toInvocation();
        finderStub.similarToReturn = actualInvocation;
        
        checker.check(invocations, wanted);
        
        assertNotNull(reporterStub.wanted);
        assertNotNull(reporterStub.actual);
        
        assertSame(actualInvocation.getLocation(), reporterStub.actualLocation);
    }

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    @Test
    public void shouldMarkActualInvocationsAsVerified() {
        //given
        AtLeastXNumberOfInvocationsChecker c = new AtLeastXNumberOfInvocationsChecker();
        c.invocationMarker = Mockito.mock(InvocationMarker.class);
        Invocation invocation = new InvocationBuilder().simpleMethod().toInvocation();
        Invocation invocationTwo = new InvocationBuilder().differentMethod().toInvocation();


        //when
        c.check(asList(invocation, invocationTwo), new InvocationMatcher(invocation), 1);


        //then

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        new CGLIBHacker().setMockitoNamingPolicy(methodProxy);
        
        MockitoMethod mockitoMethod = createMockitoMethod(method);
        
        CleanTraceRealMethod realMethod = new CleanTraceRealMethod(mockitoMethodProxy);
        Invocation invocation = new InvocationImpl(proxy, mockitoMethod, args, SequenceNumber.next(), realMethod);
        return handler.handle(invocation);
    }

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    public void addConsecutiveAnswer(Answer answer) {
        addAnswer(answer, true);
    }


    public void addAnswer(Answer answer, boolean isConsecutive) {
        Invocation invocation = invocationForStubbing.getInvocation();
        mockingProgress.stubbingCompleted(invocation);
        AnswersValidator answersValidator = new AnswersValidator();
        answersValidator.validate(answer, invocation);


        synchronized (stubbed) {

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    @Test
    public void shouldMarkVerifiedInOrder() throws Exception {
        //given
        InOrderImpl impl = new InOrderImpl((List) asList(mock));
        Invocation i = new InvocationBuilder().toInvocation();
        assertFalse(impl.isVerified(i));
        
        //when
        impl.markVerified(i);

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    ScenarioPrinter sp = new ScenarioPrinter();
    
    @Test
    public void shouldPrintInvocations() {
        //given
        Invocation verified = new InvocationBuilder().simpleMethod().verified().toInvocation();
        Invocation unverified = new InvocationBuilder().differentMethod().toInvocation();
        
        //when
        String out = sp.print((List) asList(verified, unverified));
        
        //then

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    }
    
    @Test
    public void shouldNotPrintInvocationsWhenSingleUnwanted() {
        //given
        Invocation unverified = new InvocationBuilder().differentMethod().toInvocation();
        
        //when
        String out = sp.print((List) asList(unverified));
        
        //then

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    @Test
    public void shouldVerifyInOrderMultipleInvoctions() {
        //given
        NoMoreInteractions n = new NoMoreInteractions();
        Invocation i = new InvocationBuilder().seq(1).toInvocation();
        Invocation i2 = new InvocationBuilder().seq(2).toInvocation();


        //when
        context.markVerified(i2);


        //then no exception is thrown

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    @Test
    public void shouldVerifyInOrderMultipleInvoctionsAndThrow() {
        //given
        NoMoreInteractions n = new NoMoreInteractions();
        Invocation i = new InvocationBuilder().seq(1).toInvocation();
        Invocation i2 = new InvocationBuilder().seq(2).toInvocation();


        try {
            //when
            n.verifyInOrder(new VerificationDataInOrderImpl(context, asList(i, i2), null));
            fail();

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