EasyMock

Other resources

EasyMock in Books

Pragmatic Unit Testing in Java with JUnit by Andy Hunt and Dave Thomas (listed on amazon.com)

Test Driven Development: A Practical Guide by David Astels (listed on amazon.com)

JUnit in Action by Vincent Massol (listed on amazon.com)

Unit Testing in Java: How Tests Drive the Code by Johannes Link and Peter Fröhlich (listed on amazon.com)

In german: Testgetriebene Entwicklung mit JUnit & FIT. Wie Software änderbar bleibt by Frank Westphal (listed on amazon.de)

In german: Unit Tests mit Java. Der Test-First-Ansatz by Johannes Link and Peter Fröhlich (listed on amazon.de)

Online Resources

Mock Objects in General

EasyMock Add-ons

Powermock is built on top of EasyMock. It uses a custom classloader and bytecode manipulation to enable mocking of static methods, constructors, final classes and methods, private methods, removal of static initializers and more

If the thought of writing all the mock object classes you might need is intimidating, look at EasyMock, a convenient Java API for creating mock objects dynamically.
Dave Thomas an Andy Hunt, The Pragmatic Programmers, in IEEE Software May/June 2002

We were about to implement our own Mocking based on reflect.Proxy, but seems like you saved us lot of trouble.
Oren Gross, Mercury Interactive

EasyMock can save a lot of legwork and make unit tests a lot faster to write.
builder.com Java E-Newsletter for October 21, 2002

We just started to use EasyMock in an XP project and found that it eases writing our TestCases considerably. Moreover, it encourages us to make more frequent use of MockObjects leading to compositional and interface oriented designs. Not only is it well crafted and easy to use. It also enhances communication in the TestCase for it exposes the expected calls on the MockObject right where you need it.
Dierk Koenig, Canoo AG

I have been using EasyMock to unit test some web-based classes without requiring the presence of the app server and I am very impressed. It is extremely easy to use and makes writing the unit tests a breeze - great job!
Robert Leftwich