Re: [MO-java-users] expectAndReturn troubles

[Bryce F. <br...@be...>]

Thanks to everyone who responded. Your responses helped me greatly

> Steve Freeman said:
> You need to tell the mock about the two input parameters, otherwise it 
> can't tell which method you're referring to. There are some helper 
> methods in the C class.

That's where I was confused. I thought that specifying nothing in the
parameters meant you didn't care what was passed. Now it makes more
sense. Thanks.

> Nat said:
> If you want to ignore the exact values, you can do:
> 
>     expectAndReturn( "validateLogin", C.ANY_ARGS, Boolean.TRUE );

Which just confirmed it, and gave me what I thought I was originally
doing.

> Nat also said:
> I would also suggest that you use "self describing values" for your username
> and password parameters:
> 
>     addRequestParameter("username", "THE-USERNAME");
>     addRequestParameter("password", "THE-PASSWORD");

Thanks for the tip. I will definitely consider doing that.

Thanks again for all your help.

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Bryce Fischer <br...@be...>