Module org.easymock
Package org.easymock.internal
package org.easymock.internal
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ClassDescriptionMocks concrete classes for Android's runtime by generating dex files.Android-specific support.Utility class to convert method arguments to StringsWraps an AssertionError that was thrown by a method invocation so that EasyMock knows the difference between an invocation exception and an real unexpected one.Code taken from the Spring framework.Factory returning a
IClassInstantiator
for the current JVMClass containing the data required for a class mock to work.Factory generating a mock for a class.Default class instantiator that is pretty limited.Contains properties used by EasyMock to change its default behavior.JUnit Statement for use by JUnit Rule or JUnit Runner to processMock
andTestSubject
annotations.The full content of an error message reporting to the user.One expected invocation.One expected invocation and its result.The pair of an expected invocation and its results.Used to instantiate a given class.The behavior of a mock.Current state of a mocks control.Described mock instance for injection.Container for mock injections and test subject injection targets.Applies anInjection
to a target field.Performs creation of mocks and injection into test subjects in accordance with annotations present in the host object.Represents a method invocation on a mock object.Reponsible of creating proxies for objects.Proxy factory creating proxies from an interface using the standard JDK proxy API.The last mocks control used in the current thread.Wrapper used to serialize ajava.lang.reflect.Method
object when a mock is serialized.MockBuilder<T>Default implementation of IMockBuilder.The handler of all invocations on a mock interface.Default implementation ofIMocksBehavior
.Controls all the mocks created byEasyMock
.The filter catching all calls to the mock.Class instantiator using Objenesis to perform the instantiation without calling any constructor.Helper class for primitive types.The range of a number of invocations.State in which a mock is recording its behavior.Helper class for reflection.A mock has two states, record and replay.The result of an invocation on a mock.The results of a specific call on a mock.Wraps a RuntimeException that was thrown by a method invocation so that EasyMock knows the difference between an invocation exception and an real unexpected one.Wraps a Throwable that was thrown by a method invocation so that EasyMock knows the difference between an invocation exception and an real unexpected one.A bit badly named since this class is used for both ordered and unordered expectations.