Best Jmock-library code snippet using org.jmock.api.Invocation.isBoxedType
Source: Invocation.java
...105 }106 private boolean isCompatible(Class<?> returnType, Class<?> valueType) {107 if (returnType.isPrimitive()) {108 // The reflection API doesn't reflect Java's auto-boxing.109 return isBoxedType(returnType, valueType);110 }111 return returnType.isAssignableFrom(valueType);112 }113 private boolean isBoxedType(Class<?> primitiveType, Class<?> referenceType) {114 return BOX_TYPES.get(primitiveType) == referenceType;115 }116 private void failIfReturnTypeIsNotNull(final Object result) {117 if (result != null) {118 throw new IllegalStateException("tried to return a value from a void method: " + result);119 }120 }121 private void failIfReturnTypeIsPrimitive() {122 Class<?> returnType = invokedMethod.getReturnType();123 if (returnType.isPrimitive()) {124 throw new IllegalStateException(125 "tried to return null value from method returning " + returnType.getName());126 }127 }...
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