Best Powermock code snippet using org.powermock.tests.utils.impl.PowerMockTestNotifierImpl.notifyAfterTestMethod
Source:PowerMockTestNotifierImpl.java
...5253 /**54 * {@inheritDoc}55 */56 public void notifyAfterTestMethod(Object testInstance, Method method, Object[] arguments, TestMethodResult testResult) {57 for (int i = 0; i < powerMockTestListeners.length; i++) {58 final PowerMockTestListener testListener = powerMockTestListeners[i];59 try {60 testListener.afterTestMethod(testInstance, method, arguments, testResult);61 } catch (Exception e) {62 throw new RuntimeException(String.format(ERROR_MESSAGE_TEMPLATE, "afterTestMethod", testListener), e);63 }64 }65 }6667 /**68 * {@inheritDoc}69 */70 public void notifyAfterTestSuiteEnded(Class<?> testClass, Method[] methods, TestSuiteResult testResult) {71 for (PowerMockTestListener powerMockTestListener : powerMockTestListeners) {72 try {73 powerMockTestListener.afterTestSuiteEnded(testClass, methods, testResult);74 } catch (Exception e) {75 throw new RuntimeException(String.format(ERROR_MESSAGE_TEMPLATE, "afterTestSuiteEnded", powerMockTestListener), e);76 }77 }78 }7980 /**81 * {@inheritDoc}82 */83 public void notifyBeforeTestMethod(Object testInstance, Method testMethod, Object[] arguments) {84 MockRepository.putAdditionalState(Keys.CURRENT_TEST_INSTANCE, testInstance);85 MockRepository.putAdditionalState(Keys.CURRENT_TEST_METHOD, testMethod);86 MockRepository.putAdditionalState(Keys.CURRENT_TEST_METHOD_ARGUMENTS, arguments);87 for (int i = 0; i < powerMockTestListeners.length; i++) {88 final PowerMockTestListener testListener = powerMockTestListeners[i];89 try {90 testListener.beforeTestMethod(testInstance, testMethod, arguments);91 } catch (Exception e) {92 throw new RuntimeException(String.format(ERROR_MESSAGE_TEMPLATE, "beforeTestMethod", testListener), e);93 }94 }95 }9697 /**98 * {@inheritDoc}99 */100 public void notifyBeforeTestSuiteStarted(Class<?> testClass, Method[] testMethods) {101 for (PowerMockTestListener powerMockTestListener : powerMockTestListeners) {102 try {103 powerMockTestListener.beforeTestSuiteStarted(testClass, testMethods);104 } catch (Exception e) {105 throw new RuntimeException(String.format(ERROR_MESSAGE_TEMPLATE, "beforeTestSuiteStarted", powerMockTestListener), e);106 }107 }108 }109110 /**111 * {@inheritDoc}112 */113 public void notifyAfterTestMethod(boolean successful) {114 final Object test = MockRepository.getAdditionalState(Keys.CURRENT_TEST_INSTANCE);115 final Method testMethod = (Method) MockRepository.getAdditionalState(Keys.CURRENT_TEST_METHOD);116 final Object[] testArguments = (Object[]) MockRepository.getAdditionalState(Keys.CURRENT_TEST_METHOD_ARGUMENTS);117 final TestMethodResult testResult = new TestMethodResultImpl((successful ? Result.SUCCESSFUL : Result.FAILED));118 notifyAfterTestMethod(test, testMethod, testArguments, testResult);119 }120}
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