Best Powermock code snippet using samples.junit4.singleton.MockStaticTest.testMockPrivateFinalStatic
Source:MockStaticTest.java
...128 verify(StaticService.class);129 assertEquals(expected, actual);130 }131 @Test132 public void testMockPrivateFinalStatic() throws Exception {133 mockStaticPartial(StaticService.class, "sayPrivateFinalStatic", String.class);134 final String expected = "Hello world";135 expectPrivate(StaticService.class, "sayPrivateFinalStatic", "name").andReturn(expected);136 replay(StaticService.class);137 String actual = (String) Whitebox.invokeMethod(StaticService.class, "sayPrivateFinalStatic", "name");138 verify(StaticService.class);139 assertEquals(expected, actual);140 }141 @Test142 public void testMockPrivateNativeFinalStatic() throws Exception {143 mockStaticPartial(StaticService.class, "sayPrivateNativeFinalStatic", String.class);144 final String expected = "Hello world";145 expectPrivate(StaticService.class, "sayPrivateNativeFinalStatic", "name").andReturn(expected);146 replay(StaticService.class);...
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