Hi Steve, replying inline...
2009/6/11 Steve Freeman <
steve@...>:
> Sorry, I need to clarify.
>
> The service returns a KeySetup?
Yes..
> And you give the KeySetup a list to fill in?
Yes.
> Then you call getTerminators to return a List?
Some other part of what I am testing yes.
>
> What's in KeySetup? Would you be better off just using a real object?
Only simple stuff, but yes I am wondering if I would be better off
using the real object..
>
> Why do you set the list and then retrieve it?
Again it's some of the underlying stuff that does that.
>
> S.
>
>
> On 11 Jun 2009, at 13:26, nino martinez wael wrote:
>>
>> Hi
>>
>> I might be headed down a wrong path.. But I have something like this:
>>
>> KeySetup
>> keySetupCpr=mockery.mock(KeySetup.class);
>>
>> one(readOnlyAllInOneService).getKeySetup(KeySetupIdentification.class,
>> "1010", "CustomCustomerIdent");
>> will(returnValue(keySetupCpr));
>>
>> one(keySetupCpr).setTerminators(with(any(List.class)));
>>
>> Now my keysetup are being called with a list and the next thing that
>> happens are a call to get keySetup.getTerminators , are there any way
>> I can get the list that has just been set and return that?
>>
>> regards Nino
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