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How to use createReplicaType method of org.powermock.api.easymock.PowerMock class

Best Powermock code snippet using org.powermock.api.easymock.PowerMock.createReplicaType

Source:PowerMock.java

...1809        T mock;1810        if (type.isInterface()) {1811            mock = control.createMock(type);1812        } else if (type.getName().startsWith("java.") && Modifier.isFinal(type.getModifiers())) {1813            Class<?> replicaType = createReplicaType(type, isStatic, constructorArgs);1814            final Object replica = doCreateMock(replicaType, constructorArgs, control, methods);1815            control = mockStrategy.createMockControl(replicaType);1816            MockInvocationHandler h = new MockInvocationHandler((MocksControl) control);1817            final Set<Method> methodsToMock = toSet(methods);1818            if (isStatic) {1819                MockRepository.putStaticMethodInvocationControl(type, new EasyMockMethodInvocationControl<Object>(h,1820                        methodsToMock, replica));1821                MockRepository.addObjectsToAutomaticallyReplayAndVerify(type);1822                return null;1823            } else {1824                final T newInstance;1825                if (constructorArgs == null) {1826                    newInstance = Whitebox.newInstance(type);1827                    DefaultFieldValueGenerator.fillWithDefaultValues(newInstance);1828                } else {1829                    try {1830                        newInstance = (T) constructorArgs.getConstructor().newInstance(constructorArgs.getInitArgs());1831                    } catch (Exception e) {1832                        throw new RuntimeException("Internal error", e);1833                    }1834                }1835                MockRepository.putInstanceMethodInvocationControl(newInstance,1836                        new EasyMockMethodInvocationControl<Object>(h, methodsToMock, replica));1837                if (!(newInstance instanceof InvocationSubstitute<?>)) {1838                    MockRepository.addObjectsToAutomaticallyReplayAndVerify(newInstance);1839                }1840                return newInstance;1841            }1842        } else {1843            mock = doCreateMock(type, constructorArgs, control, methods);1844        }1845        MockInvocationHandler h = new MockInvocationHandler((MocksControl) control);1846        final Set<Method> methodsToMock = toSet(methods);1847        if (isStatic) {1848            MockRepository.putStaticMethodInvocationControl(type, new EasyMockMethodInvocationControl<T>(h,1849                    methodsToMock, mock));1850            MockRepository.addObjectsToAutomaticallyReplayAndVerify(type);1851        } else {1852            MockRepository.putInstanceMethodInvocationControl(mock, new EasyMockMethodInvocationControl<T>(h,1853                    methodsToMock));1854            if (!(mock instanceof InvocationSubstitute<?>)) {1855                MockRepository.addObjectsToAutomaticallyReplayAndVerify(mock);1856            }1857        }1858        ClassLoader classLoader = mock.getClass().getClassLoader();1859        if (classLoader instanceof MockClassLoader) {1860            ((MockClassLoader) classLoader).cache(mock.getClass());1861        }1862        return mock;1863    }1864    private static <T> Class<?> createReplicaType(Class<T> type, boolean isStatic, ConstructorArgs constructorArgs) {1865        final ClassReplicaCreator classReplicaCreator = new ClassReplicaCreator();1866        final Class<?> replicaType;1867        if (isStatic || constructorArgs == null) {1868            replicaType = classReplicaCreator.createClassReplica(type);1869        } else {1870            try {1871                replicaType = classReplicaCreator.createInstanceReplica(constructorArgs.getConstructor().newInstance(1872                        constructorArgs.getInitArgs()));1873            } catch (RuntimeException e) {1874                throw e;1875            } catch (InvocationTargetException e) {1876                Throwable targetException = e.getTargetException();1877                if (targetException instanceof RuntimeException) {1878                    throw (RuntimeException) targetException;...

createReplicaType

Using AI Code Generation

1public class TestMockingFinalMethods {2    public void testMockingFinalMethod() {3        final List<String> list = PowerMock.createMock(List.class);4        PowerMock.expectPrivate(list, "size").andReturn(1);5        PowerMock.replay(list);6        assertEquals(1, list.size());7        PowerMock.verify(list);8    }9}10public class TestMockingFinalMethods {11    public void testMockingFinalMethod() {12        final List<String> list = PowerMock.createMock(List.class);13        PowerMock.expectPrivate(list, "size").andReturn(1);14        PowerMock.replay(list);15        assertEquals(1, list.size());16        PowerMock.verify(list);17    }18}19public class TestMockingFinalMethods {20    public void testMockingFinalMethod() {21        final List<String> list = PowerMock.createMock(List.class);22        PowerMock.expectPrivate(list, "size").andReturn(1);23        PowerMock.replay(list);24        assertEquals(1, list.size());25        PowerMock.verify(list);26    }27}28public class TestMockingFinalMethods {29    public void testMockingFinalMethod() {30        final List<String> list = PowerMock.createMock(List.class);31        PowerMock.expectPrivate(list, "size").andReturn(1);32        PowerMock.replay(list);33        assertEquals(1, list.size());34        PowerMock.verify(list);35    }36}37public class TestMockingFinalMethods {38    public void testMockingFinalMethod() {39        final List<String> list = PowerMock.createMock(List.class);40        PowerMock.expectPrivate(list, "size").andReturn(1);41        PowerMock.replay(list);42        assertEquals(1, list.size());43        PowerMock.verify(list);44    }45}

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