Re: FW: [MO-java-users] RE: [MO-java-dev] creating a dynamic mock error - com.packagename.classname is not an interface.

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

At that point you might as well write your mocks by hand -- the 
expectation library will help you do this. We have some ideas about 
dynmically mocking classes, but haven't had the time to patch them in.

S.


veny wrote:
> What i actually meant was that i want my mock class to take in expectation
> of a method being called and verify whether the method has been called at
> the end (i.e. when .verify() method is called). I understand
> dynamic.Mock.expect(String methodName) does that. I cant use dynamic.Mock as
> the dynamic.Mock can only mock an interface, but i need to mock a class
> implementation.
> 
> So my issue is how to write my mock class that so that it can perform a
> function like dynamic.Mock.expect(String methodName)?  Any idea?