[MO-java-users] Re: [MO-java-dev] Multiple method calls in any order?

[Steve F. <st...@m3...>]

Thanks for your proposal in another message.

You might also consider combining the dynamic mock with a hand-rolled 
mock using the ExpectationSet, e.g.

public void MockFoo extends Mock {
   ExpectationSet values = new ExpectationSet("values);

   public void addValue(Value aValue) { // override
     values.addActual(aValue);
   }

   public void verify() {
     super.verify();
     values.verify();
   }
}

The hand-coded addValue() method will be picked up before the dynamic 
implementation.

S.

Barry Kaplan wrote:
> I'm trying to test methods that create sums by invoking other methods. I 
> can setup the other methods correctly, but the setup of the mock method 
> calls is always sensitive to the order in which they are called. For the 
> method under test, this is not a requirement. Is there any mechanism for 
> setting up a CallSequence to not care about the order, but still ensure 
> that the total number of calls were made and the parameters were 
> correct. (I suppose it might have to give each method a shot, and only 
> fail if all fail to verify?)