How to use buildSimpleMethod method of org.mockito.internal.verification.checkers.MissingInvocationCheckerTest class

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...25 @Rule26 public ExpectedException exception = ExpectedException.none();27 @Test28 public void shouldPassBecauseActualInvocationFound() {29 wanted = buildSimpleMethod().toInvocationMatcher();30 invocations = asList(buildSimpleMethod().toInvocation());31 MissingInvocationChecker.checkMissingInvocation(invocations, wanted);32 }33 @Test34 public void shouldReportWantedButNotInvoked() {35 wanted = buildSimpleMethod().toInvocationMatcher();36 invocations = asList(buildDifferentMethod().toInvocation());37 exception.expect(WantedButNotInvoked.class);38 exception.expectMessage("Wanted but not invoked:");39 exception.expectMessage("mock.simpleMethod()");40 exception.expectMessage("However, there was exactly 1 interaction with this mock:");41 exception.expectMessage("mock.differentMethod();");42 MissingInvocationChecker.checkMissingInvocation(invocations, wanted);43 }44 @Test45 public void shouldReportWantedInvocationDiffersFromActual() {46 wanted = buildIntArgMethod().arg(2222).toInvocationMatcher();47 invocations = asList(buildIntArgMethod().arg(1111).toInvocation());48 exception.expect(ArgumentsAreDifferent.class);49 exception.expectMessage("Argument(s) are different! Wanted:");50 exception.expectMessage("mock.intArgumentMethod(2222);");51 exception.expectMessage("Actual invocation has different arguments:");52 exception.expectMessage("mock.intArgumentMethod(1111);");53 MissingInvocationChecker.checkMissingInvocation(invocations, wanted);54 }55 private InvocationBuilder buildIntArgMethod() {56 return new InvocationBuilder().mock(mock).method("intArgumentMethod").argTypes(int.class);57 }58 private InvocationBuilder buildSimpleMethod() {59 return new InvocationBuilder().mock(mock).simpleMethod();60 }61 private InvocationBuilder buildDifferentMethod() {62 return new InvocationBuilder().mock(mock).differentMethod();63 }64}...

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1 public void shouldPassWhenNoMissingInvocations() {2 MissingInvocationChecker checker = new MissingInvocationChecker();3 Invocation invocation = new InvocationBuilder().toInvocation();4 InvocationMatcher invocationMatcher = new InvocationBuilder().toInvocationMatcher();5 checker.check(Collections.singletonList(invocation), invocationMatcher, new LinkedList<Object>());6 }7 public void shouldFailWhenMissingInvocation() {8 MissingInvocationChecker checker = new MissingInvocationChecker();9 Invocation invocation = new InvocationBuilder().toInvocation();10 InvocationMatcher invocationMatcher = new InvocationBuilder().toInvocationMatcher();11 try {12 checker.check(Collections.EMPTY_LIST, invocationMatcher, new LinkedList<Object>());13 fail();14 } catch (ArgumentsAreDifferent e) {15 assertEquals("Wanted but not invoked:", e.getMessage());16 }17 }18 public void shouldFailWithDescriptiveMessageWhenMissingInvocation() {19 MissingInvocationChecker checker = new MissingInvocationChecker();20 Invocation invocation = new InvocationBuilder().toInvocation();21 InvocationMatcher invocationMatcher = new InvocationBuilder().methodName("someMethod").toInvocationMatcher();22 try {23 checker.check(Collections.EMPTY_LIST, invocationMatcher, new LinkedList<Object>());24 fail();25 } catch (ArgumentsAreDifferent e) {26 assertEquals("Wanted but not invoked:\nsomeMethod()", e.getMessage());27 }28 }29 public void shouldFailWithDescriptiveMessageWhenMissingInvocationWithArguments() {30 MissingInvocationChecker checker = new MissingInvocationChecker();31 Invocation invocation = new InvocationBuilder().toInvocation();32 InvocationMatcher invocationMatcher = new InvocationBuilder().methodName("someMethod").arg("some arg").toInvocationMatcher();33 try {34 checker.check(Collections.EMPTY_LIST, invocationMatcher, new LinkedList<Object>());35 fail();36 } catch (ArgumentsAreDifferent e) {37 assertEquals("Wanted but not invoked:\nsomeMethod(\"some arg\")", e.getMessage());38 }39 }40 public void shouldFailWithDescriptiveMessageWhenMissingInvocationWithMatchers() {41 MissingInvocationChecker checker = new MissingInvocationChecker();42 Invocation invocation = new InvocationBuilder().toInvocation();43 InvocationMatcher invocationMatcher = new InvocationBuilder().methodName("someMethod").arg(anyString()).toInvocationMatcher();44 try {45 checker.check(Collections.EMPTY_LIST, invocationMatcher, new LinkedList<Object>());46 fail();47 } catch (ArgumentsAreDifferent e) {48 assertEquals("Wanted but

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In this case do I need to write a captor for each argument in spite of the fact I need to capture only the first argument?

durron597's answer is correct—you do not need to capture all arguments if you want to capture one of them. One point of clarification, though: a call to ArgumentCaptor.capture() counts as a Mockito matcher, and in Mockito if you use a matcher for any method argument you do have to use a matcher for all arguments.

For a method yourMock.yourMethod(int, int, int) and an ArgumentCaptor<Integer> intCaptor:

/*  good: */  verify(yourMock).yourMethod(2, 3, 4);  // eq by default
/*  same: */  verify(yourMock).yourMethod(eq(2), eq(3), eq(4));

/*   BAD: */  verify(yourMock).yourMethod(intCaptor.capture(), 3, 4);
/* fixed: */  verify(yourMock).yourMethod(intCaptor.capture(), eq(3), eq(4));

These also work:

verify(yourMock).yourMethod(intCaptor.capture(), eq(5), otherIntCaptor.capture());
verify(yourMock).yourMethod(intCaptor.capture(), anyInt(), gt(9000));
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32716763/can-i-mix-argument-captor-and-a-regular-matcher

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