Best Powermock code snippet using powermock.classloading.classes.MyHierarchicalOverloadedFieldHolder.getMyArgument3
...193 public void worksWithObjectHierarchy() throws Exception {194 final MockClassLoader classloader = createClassloader();195 final MyHierarchicalFieldHolder tested = new MyHierarchicalFieldHolder();196 Assert.assertSame(tested.getMyArgument1(), tested.getMyArgument2());197 Assert.assertEquals(tested.getMyArgument3(), tested.getMyArgument2());198 new org.powermock.classloading.SingleClassloaderExecutor(classloader).execute(new Runnable() {199 public void run() {200 Assert.assertEquals(JavassistMockClassLoader.class.getName(), this.getClass().getClassLoader().getClass().getName());201 Assert.assertSame(tested.getMyArgument1(), tested.getMyArgument2());202 Assert.assertEquals(tested.getMyArgument3(), tested.getMyArgument2());203 }204 });205 }206 @Test207 public void worksWithObjectHierarchyAndOverloadedFields() throws Exception {208 final MockClassLoader classloader = createClassloader();209 final MyHierarchicalOverloadedFieldHolder tested = new MyHierarchicalOverloadedFieldHolder();210 Assert.assertSame(tested.getMyArgument1(), tested.getMyArgument2());211 Assert.assertEquals(tested.getMyArgument1(), tested.getMyArgument3());212 Assert.assertSame(tested.getMyArgument3(), MyHierarchicalOverloadedFieldHolder.MY_ARGUMENT);213 Assert.assertNotSame(MyReferenceFieldHolder.MY_ARGUMENT, MyHierarchicalOverloadedFieldHolder.MY_ARGUMENT);214 Assert.assertEquals(MyReferenceFieldHolder.MY_ARGUMENT, MyHierarchicalOverloadedFieldHolder.MY_ARGUMENT);215 new org.powermock.classloading.SingleClassloaderExecutor(classloader).execute(new Runnable() {216 public void run() {217 Assert.assertEquals(JavassistMockClassLoader.class.getName(), this.getClass().getClassLoader().getClass().getName());218 Assert.assertSame(tested.getMyArgument1(), tested.getMyArgument2());219 Assert.assertEquals(tested.getMyArgument1(), tested.getMyArgument3());220 // Note: Cannot be same using X-Stream221 Assert.assertEquals(tested.getMyArgument3(), MyHierarchicalOverloadedFieldHolder.MY_ARGUMENT);222 Assert.assertNotSame(MyReferenceFieldHolder.MY_ARGUMENT, MyHierarchicalOverloadedFieldHolder.MY_ARGUMENT);223 Assert.assertEquals(MyReferenceFieldHolder.MY_ARGUMENT, MyHierarchicalOverloadedFieldHolder.MY_ARGUMENT);224 }225 });226 }227 @Test228 public void worksWithReflection() throws Exception {229 final MockClassLoader classloader = createClassloader();230 final MyArgument myArgument = new MyArgument("test");231 final MyReturnValue instance = new MyReturnValue(myArgument);232 Method method = instance.getClass().getMethod("getMyArgument");233 final ReflectionMethodInvoker tested = new ReflectionMethodInvoker(method, instance);234 execute(new Runnable() {235 public void run() {...
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