Thanks Steve.
So I started by using some examples based on JMock 1 (
http://www.atomicobject.com/pages/Presenter+First
). That example used a constraint to capture the listener and execute
it.
It worked, but I had a brief exchange with Nat on the Yahoo TDD group,
and he suggested that the test wasn't well written. That and the fact
that it was still in JMock 1 led me to rewrite the test.
My class, the JMock 2 based test and the JMock 1 test that I used as a
starting point are at
http://pastie.org/441932My test might need refactoring.. I want to test that the presenter
calls the method as instructed by the view listener. And that the
correct values is assigned, on the view, as a result of the presenters
behavior.
On Apr 9, 2009, at 11:57 AM, Steve Freeman wrote:
> context.checking(new Expectations() {{
> ignoring (viewMock).addListener(with(any(<ListenerType>.class)));
> }};
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