org.unitils.mock.core
Class BehaviorDefiningInvocations

java.lang.Object
  org.unitils.mock.core.BehaviorDefiningInvocations

public class BehaviorDefiningInvocations
extends java.lang.Object

todo javadoc

Author:

Tim Ducheyne, Filip Neven

Field Summary

protected java.util.List<BehaviorDefiningInvocation>	behaviorDefiningInvocations
protected boolean	removeWhenUsed

Constructor Summary

BehaviorDefiningInvocations(boolean removeWhenUsed)

Method Summary

void	addBehaviorDefiningInvocation(BehaviorDefiningInvocation behaviorDefiningInvocation)
void	clear()
BehaviorDefiningInvocation	getMatchingBehaviorDefiningInvocation(ProxyInvocation proxyInvocation) First we find all behavior defining invocations that have matching argument matchers.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

removeWhenUsed

protected boolean removeWhenUsed

behaviorDefiningInvocations

protected java.util.List<BehaviorDefiningInvocation> behaviorDefiningInvocations

Constructor Detail

BehaviorDefiningInvocations

public BehaviorDefiningInvocations(boolean removeWhenUsed)

Method Detail

addBehaviorDefiningInvocation

public void addBehaviorDefiningInvocation(BehaviorDefiningInvocation behaviorDefiningInvocation)

clear

public void clear()

getMatchingBehaviorDefiningInvocation

public BehaviorDefiningInvocation getMatchingBehaviorDefiningInvocation(ProxyInvocation proxyInvocation)

First we find all behavior defining invocations that have matching argument matchers. From these matching invocations, we then count the nr of not-null (default) arguments. The result will be the invocation with the lowest number of not-null arguments. If there are multiple invocations with the same number, the first one is returned. E.g. myMethod(null, null); myMethod("a", null); The second one will be returned if the given proxy invocation has the value "a" as first argument.

Parameters:

proxyInvocation - The actual invocation to match with, not null

Returns:

The behavior defining invocation that matches best with the actual invocation, null if none found