Examples of newWithWrongArguments()


Examples of samples.expectnew.ExpectNewDemo.newWithWrongArguments()

        expect(expectNewServiceImplMock.useService()).andReturn(expected);

        replay(expectNewServiceImplMock, serviceMock, ExpectNewServiceUser.class);

        try {
            assertEquals(expected, tested.newWithWrongArguments(serviceMock, numberOfTimes));
            verify(expectNewServiceImplMock, serviceMock, ExpectNewServiceUser.class);
            fail("Should throw AssertionError!");
        } catch (AssertionError e) {
            assertEquals(
                    "\n  Unexpected constructor call samples.expectnew.ExpectNewServiceUser(EasyMock for interface samples.Service, 4):"
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Examples of samples.expectnew.ExpectNewDemo.newWithWrongArguments()

    whenNew(ExpectNewServiceUser.class).withArguments(serviceMock, numberOfTimes).thenReturn(
        expectNewServiceImplMock);
    when(expectNewServiceImplMock.useService()).thenReturn(expected);

    assertEquals(expected, tested.newWithWrongArguments(serviceMock, numberOfTimes));

    verifyNew(ExpectNewServiceUser.class).withArguments(serviceMock, numberOfTimes);
    /*
     * Should throw NPE because the default behavior of Mockito when a
     * something isn't expected is to return a default value. In this case
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Examples of samples.expectnew.ExpectNewDemo.newWithWrongArguments()

    whenNew(ExpectNewServiceUser.class).withArguments(serviceMock, numberOfTimes).thenReturn(
        expectNewServiceImplMock);
    when(expectNewServiceImplMock.useService()).thenReturn(expected);

    assertEquals(expected, tested.newWithWrongArguments(serviceMock, numberOfTimes));

    verifyNew(ExpectNewServiceUser.class).withArguments(serviceMock, numberOfTimes);
    /*
     * Should throw NPE because the default behavior of Mockito when a
     * something isn't expected is to return a default value. In this case
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Examples of samples.expectnew.ExpectNewDemo.newWithWrongArguments()

        expect(expectNewServiceImplMock.useService()).andReturn(expected);

        replayAll();

        try {
            assertEquals(expected, tested.newWithWrongArguments(serviceMock, numberOfTimes));
            verifyAll();
            fail("Should throw AssertionError!");
        } catch (AssertionError e) {
            assertEquals(
                    "\n  Unexpected constructor call samples.expectnew.ExpectNewServiceUser(EasyMock for interface samples.Service, 4):"
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Examples of samples.expectnew.ExpectNewDemo.newWithWrongArguments()

        expect(expectNewServiceImplMock.useService()).andReturn(expected);

        replay(expectNewServiceImplMock, serviceMock, ExpectNewServiceUser.class);

        try {
            assertEquals(expected, tested.newWithWrongArguments(serviceMock, numberOfTimes));
            verify(expectNewServiceImplMock, serviceMock, ExpectNewServiceUser.class);
            fail("Should throw AssertionError!");
        } catch (AssertionError e) {
            assertEquals(
                    "\n  Unexpected constructor call samples.expectnew.ExpectNewServiceUser(EasyMock for interface samples.Service, 4):"
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Examples of samples.expectnew.ExpectNewDemo.newWithWrongArguments()

        Service serviceMock = mock(Service.class);

        whenNew(ExpectNewServiceUser.class).withArguments(serviceMock, numberOfTimes).thenReturn(expectNewServiceImplMock);
        when(expectNewServiceImplMock.useService()).thenReturn(expected);

        assertEquals(expected, tested.newWithWrongArguments(serviceMock, numberOfTimes));

        verifyNew(ExpectNewServiceUser.class).withArguments(serviceMock, numberOfTimes);
        /*
           * Should throw NPE because the default behavior of Mockito when a
           * something isn't expected is to return a default value. In this case
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Examples of samples.expectnew.ExpectNewDemo.newWithWrongArguments()

        expect(expectNewServiceImplMock.useService()).andReturn(expected);

        replay(expectNewServiceImplMock, serviceMock, ExpectNewServiceUser.class);

        try {
            assertEquals(expected, tested.newWithWrongArguments(serviceMock, numberOfTimes));
            verify(expectNewServiceImplMock, serviceMock, ExpectNewServiceUser.class);
            fail("Should throw AssertionError!");
        } catch (AssertionError e) {
            assertEquals(
                    "\n  Unexpected constructor call samples.expectnew.ExpectNewServiceUser(EasyMock for interface samples.Service, 4):"
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Examples of samples.expectnew.ExpectNewDemo.newWithWrongArguments()

    whenNew(ExpectNewServiceUser.class).withArguments(serviceMock, numberOfTimes).thenReturn(
        expectNewServiceImplMock);
    when(expectNewServiceImplMock.useService()).thenReturn(expected);

    assertEquals(expected, tested.newWithWrongArguments(serviceMock, numberOfTimes));

    verifyNew(ExpectNewServiceUser.class).withArguments(serviceMock, numberOfTimes);
    /*
     * Should throw NPE because the default behavior of Mockito when a
     * something isn't expected is to return a default value. In this case
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