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Mockito Essentials

By : Acharya

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Mockito Essentials

4 (4)

By: Acharya

Overview of this book

This book is ideal for developers who have some experience in Java application development as well as some basic knowledge of test doubles and JUnit testing. This book also introduces you to the fundamentals of JUnit testing, test doubles, refactoring legacy code, and writing JUnit tests for GWT and web services.

Preface

Preface

What this book covers

What you need for this book

Who this book is for

Conventions

Reader feedback

Customer support

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1. Exploring Test Doubles

1. Exploring Test Doubles

Working with unit tests

Understanding test doubles

Using dummy objects

Working with stubs

Exploring a test spy

Getting started with mock objects

Implementing fake objects – simulators

Summary

2. Socializing with Mockito

2. Socializing with Mockito

Exploring Mockito

Working with Mockito

Understanding the Mockito architecture

Summary

3. Accelerating Mockito

3. Accelerating Mockito

Learning advanced Mockito features

Summary

4. Behavior-driven Development with Mockito

4. Behavior-driven Development with Mockito

Understanding the context of BDD

Exploring BDD

Exercising BDD with Mockito

Summary

5. Unit Testing the Legacy Code with Mockito

5. Unit Testing the Legacy Code with Mockito

Understanding the legacy code

Exploring testing impediments

Working with PowerMock

Designing for testability with Mockito

Summary

6. Developing SOA with Mockito

6. Developing SOA with Mockito

Exploring Service-oriented Architecture (SOA)

Working with web services

Summary

7. Unit Testing GWT Code with Mockito

7. Unit Testing GWT Code with Mockito

Exploring Ajax and GWT

Learning the MVP pattern

Developing a GWT application using MVP

Unit testing the GWT code

Summary

Index

Index

Working with Mockito

This section provides an overview of Mockito. Here is the official Mockito logo:

Working with Mockito

The following topics are covered in this section:

Configuring Mockito
Stubbing method calls
Throwing exceptions
Matching method arguments
Verifying method calls

Download the latest Mockito binary ZIP folder from the following link and add it to the project dependency. The recommended channel for getting Mockito is Maven (or Gradle), or download it directly from the central Maven repository if you need to get the JAR files manually from either http://central.maven.org/maven2/org/mockito/mockito-all/ or http://central.maven.org/maven2/org/mockito/mockito-core/.

As of April 2014, the latest Mockito version is 1.9.5.

Adding a Mockito dependency

The following steps describe how Mockito JAR files can be added as project dependency:

Extract the JAR files into a folder.
Launch Eclipse.
Create an Eclipse project named 3605OS_Socializing_with_Mockito.
Go to the Libraries tab in the project's build path.
Click...

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