How to use testNewWithCheckedException method of samples.junit4.expectnew.ExpectNewCases class

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...21 public static final int TARGET_ID = 1;22 public static final String UNKNOWN_TARGET_NAME = "Unknown2";23 public static final int UNKNOWN_TARGET_ID = -11;24 @Test25 public void testNewWithCheckedException() throws Exception {26 ExpectNewDemo tested = new ExpectNewDemo();27 final String expectedFailMessage = "testing checked exception";28 PowerMock.expectNew(MyClass.class).andThrow(new IOException(expectedFailMessage));29 PowerMock.replay(MyClass.class);30 try {31 tested.throwExceptionAndWrapInRunTimeWhenInvoction();32 Assert.fail("Should throw a checked Exception!");33 } catch (RuntimeException e) {34 Assert.assertTrue(((e.getCause()) instanceof IOException));35 Assert.assertEquals(expectedFailMessage, e.getMessage());36 }37 PowerMock.verify(MyClass.class);38 }39 @Test...

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1 public void testNewWithCheckedException() {2 Throwable exception = catchThrowable(() -> {3 new ExpectNewCases().testNewWithCheckedException();4 });5 assertThat(exception)6 .isInstanceOf(CustomException.class)7 .hasMessageContaining("This is a checked exception");8 }9}10Example 2: Catching an exception using the catchThrowable() method11In this example, we will see how to use the catchThrowable() method to catch an exception thrown by a method. We will use the following ExpectNewCases class:12package samples.junit4.expectnew;13import java.io.IOException;14public class ExpectNewCases {15 public void testNewWithCheckedException() throws IOException {16 throw new IOException("This is a checked exception");17 }18}19The assertThat() method is used to assert the actual value against the expected value. In this example, we are asserting that the actual value

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1ExpectNew expectNew = new ExpectNew(ExpectNewCases.class, "testNewWithCheckedException");2Throwable exception = expectNew.get();3assertThat(exception).isInstanceOf(NullPointerException.class);4ExpectNew expectNew = new ExpectNew(ExpectNewCases.class, "testNewWithCheckedException");5Throwable exception = expectNew.get();6assertThat(exception).isInstanceOf(NullPointerException.class);7ExpectNew expectNew = new ExpectNew(ExpectNewCases.class, "testNewWithCheckedException");8Throwable exception = expectNew.get();9assertThat(exception).isInstanceOf(NullPointerException.class);10ExpectNew expectNew = new ExpectNew(ExpectNewCases.class, "testNewWithCheckedException");11Throwable exception = expectNew.get();12assertThat(exception).isInstanceOf(NullPointerException.class);13ExpectNew expectNew = new ExpectNew(ExpectNewCases.class, "testNewWithCheckedException");14Throwable exception = expectNew.get();15assertThat(exception).isInstanceOf(NullPointerException.class);16ExpectNew expectNew = new ExpectNew(ExpectNewCases.class, "testNewWithCheckedException");17Throwable exception = expectNew.get();18assertThat(exception).isInstanceOf(NullPointerException.class);19ExpectNew expectNew = new ExpectNew(ExpectNewCases.class, "testNewWithCheckedException");20Throwable exception = expectNew.get();21assertThat(exception).isInstanceOf(NullPointerException.class);22ExpectNew expectNew = new ExpectNew(ExpectNewCases.class, "testNewWithCheckedException");23Throwable exception = expectNew.get();

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