Re: [Springframework-developer] EasyMock 1.1

[Colin S. <col...@ex...>]

No problem. It's been a few months since I updated any libs, so when I 
wanted to do this one I didn't remember if we normally do or don't add 
the version on the name; I think I just went into a few of the lib dirs 
and managed to hit the ones with version numbers, so assumed it was an 
oversight for this jar.

jürgen höller [werk3AT] wrote:

>I've just updated easymock.jar itself to 1.1, removing easymock-1.1.jar. Particularly for such minor updates, we should stick to the original jar names as used by the distributions of the respective projects. At least, that's what we currently do with all other libs. I'm aware that there've already been discussions on adding versions to all jar names; I'm still not keen on this. For example, I have to adapt my IDEA class path every time a jar name changes... And the version history in CVS isn't obvious either.
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>Juergen
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>Von: spr...@li... im Auftrag von Colin Sampaleanu
>Gesendet: Mo 03.05.2004 02:26
>An: spr...@li...
>Betreff: [Springframework-developer] EasyMock 1.1
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>I've checked in EasyMock 1.1, including an easymockclassextension.jar,
>which allows mocking of classes (via cglib), not just interfaces. It's
>pretty useful in some circumstances.
>
>(btw, I have personally been using JMock (http://jmock.codehaus.org)
>lately, created by some of the original MockObjects people. It seems to
>have finally stabilized to the point where it's safe to use without
>worrying about having to make changes later, and  I generally prefer it
>to EasyMock most of the time.
>
>Here's the new stuff in EasyMock 1.1:
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>
>EasyMock Version 1.1 (May 3 2004)
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>Changes since 1.0.1b:
>
>    * A first extension for EasyMock is available. With the help of
>      cglib, it allows generating mock objects for classes. It is
>      available in an own jar file from the EasyMock home page.
>    * ParameterMatcher renamed to ArgumentsMatcher, since it matches
>      arguments, not parameters
>    * parameterMatches() and parameterToString() on AbstractMatcher
>      renamed to argumentMatches() and argumentToString(), since they
>      work on arguments, not parameters
>    * tests extended to gain 100% clover coverage
>    * internal refactorings
>    *
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