Best Powermock code snippet using samples.powermockito.junit4.rule.objenesis.SystemClassUserTest.assertThatPartialMockingOfFinalSystemClassesWorks
Source: SystemClassUserTest.java
...81 assertEquals("my property", new SystemClassUser().getSystemProperty());82 }83 84 @Test85 public void assertThatPartialMockingOfFinalSystemClassesWorks() throws Exception {86 spy(System.class);87 88 when(System.nanoTime()).thenReturn(2L);89 90 new SystemClassUser().doMoreComplicatedStuff();91 92 assertEquals("2", System.getProperty("nanoTime"));93 }94 95 @Test96 public void assertThatMockingOfCollectionsWork() throws Exception {97 List<?> list = new LinkedList<Object>();98 mockStatic(Collections.class);99 100 Collections.shuffle(list);101 102 new SystemClassUser().shuffleCollection(list);103 104 verifyStatic(Collections.class, times(2));105 Collections.shuffle(list);106 }107 108 @Test109 public void assertThatPartialMockingOfFinalSystemClassesWorksForNonVoidMethods() throws Exception {110 spy(System.class);111 112 when(System.getProperty("property")).thenReturn("my property");113 114 final SystemClassUser systemClassUser = new SystemClassUser();115 systemClassUser.copyProperty("to", "property");116 }117 118 @Test119 public void assertThatMockingStringWorks() throws Exception {120 mockStatic(String.class);121 final String string = "string";122 final String args = "args";123 final String returnValue = "returnValue";...
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