Package org.powermock.modules.junit4.rule

Examples of org.powermock.modules.junit4.rule.PowerMockRule


    final Class<?> powerMockTestListenerArrayType = Class.forName(PowerMockTestListener[].class.getName(), false,
        classLoader);
    final Class<?> delegateClass = Class.forName(runnerDelegateImplementationType.getName(), false, classLoader);
    Constructor<?> con = delegateClass.getConstructor(new Class[] { Class.class, String[].class,
        powerMockTestListenerArrayType });
    final PowerMockJUnitRunnerDelegate newInstance = (PowerMockJUnitRunnerDelegate) con.newInstance(new Object[] {
        testClassLoadedByMockedClassLoader, methodNames.toArray(new String[0]),
        getPowerMockTestListenersLoadedByASpecificClassLoader(testClass, classLoader) });
    return newInstance;
  }
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         */
        return Description.createTestDescription(this.getClass(), "no tests in this class");
      }

      // Use the first delegator as the base for the description.
      PowerMockJUnitRunnerDelegate delegate = delegates.get(0);
      description = delegate.getDescription();

      /*
       * Add the remaining descriptions of all the chunked delegators. We
       * do this to make sure that we avoid adding chunks as "Unrooted
       * tests".
 
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        }
    }

    protected void validate() throws InitializationError {
        if (!TestCase.class.isAssignableFrom(testClass.getJavaClass())) {
            MethodValidator methodValidator = new PowerMockJUnit4MethodValidator(testClass);
            methodValidator.validateMethodsForDefaultRunner();
            methodValidator.assertValid();
        }
    }
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