Annotation Type MockPolicy
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@Target(TYPE) @Retention(RUNTIME) @Documented @Inherited public @interface MockPolicy
A Mock Policy can be used to make it easier to unit test some code with PowerMock in isolation from a certain framework. A mock policy implementation can for example suppress some methods, suppress static initializers or intercept method calls and change their return value (for example to return a mock object) for a certain framework or set of classes or interfaces.A mock policy can for example be implemented to avoid writing repetitive setup code for your tests. Say that you're using a framework X that in order for you to test it requires that certain methods should always return a mock implementation. Perhaps some static initializers must be suppressed as well. Instead of copying this code between tests it would be a good idea to write a reusable mock policy.
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Required Element Summary
Required Elements Modifier and Type Required Element Description java.lang.Class<? extends PowerMockPolicy>[]
value
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Element Detail
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value
java.lang.Class<? extends PowerMockPolicy>[] value
- Returns:
- A list of mock policies that should be used in the test class.
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