Check "Method is called", etc

Check "Method is called", etc.

Method Name	Usage
assertCalled	Check "The method was called" assertCalled("jp.co.dgic.Sample", "doSomething");
assertNotCalled	Check "The Was NOT method called" assertNotCalled("jp.co.dgic.Sample", "doSomething");
assertArgumentPassed	Check "The method was called" and "Argument value" assertArgumentPassed("jp.co.dgic.Sample", "doSomething", 0, new Integer(10));

Sample of assertCalled and assertNotCalled

Method Summary

void assertCalled(String className, String methodName);

void assertNotCalled(String className, String methodName);

Sample codes.

MethodCallTest(TestCase) MethodCall(Test target)


import jp.co.dgic.testing.framework.DJUnitTestCase;





public class MethodCallTest extends DJUnitTestCase {





    // omit





    public void test001() {


        System.out.println("[test001]");


        MethodCall.main(null);


        


        assertCalled("MethodCall", "divide");





        // "assertCalled" is same as following test.


        int count = getCallCount("MethodCall", "divide");


        assertTrue(count > 0);


    }





    public void test002() {


        System.out.println("[test002]");


        MethodCall.main(null);


        


        assertNotCalled("MethodCall", "multiply");





        // "assertNotCalled" is same as following test.


        int count = getCallCount("MethodCall", "multiply");


        assertTrue(count == 0);


    }





}


public class MethodCall {





    public static void main(String[] args) {


        int x = 100;


        


        for (int y = 1; y <= 5; y++) {


            System.out.println("[x=" + x + ", y=" + y + "] : x / y = " + divide(x, y));


        }


    }


    


    private static int divide(int x, int y) {


        return x / y;


    }


    


    private static int multiply(int x, int y) {


        return x * y;


    }


}

Results

Console
[test001] [x=100, y=1] : x / y = 100 [x=100, y=2] : x / y = 50 [x=100, y=3] : x / y = 33 [x=100, y=4] : x / y = 25 [x=100, y=5] : x / y = 20 [test002] [x=100, y=1] : x / y = 100 [x=100, y=2] : x / y = 50 [x=100, y=3] : x / y = 33 [x=100, y=4] : x / y = 25 [x=100, y=5] : x / y = 20

Sample of assertArgumentPassed

Method Summary

void assertArgumentPassed(String className, String methodNamem int argumentIndex, Object argumentValue);

Sample codes.

MethodCallTest(TestCase) MethodCall(Test target)


import jp.co.dgic.testing.framework.DJUnitTestCase;





public class MethodCallTest extends DJUnitTestCase {





    // omit





    public void test001() {


        System.out.println("[test001]");


        MethodCall.main(null);


        


        assertArgumentPassed("MethodCall", "divide", 0, new Integer(100));





        // "assertArgumentPassed" is same as following test.


        assertCalled("MethodCall", "divide");


        Integer arg0 = (Integer) getArgument("MethodCall", "divide", 0);


        assertEquals(100, arg0.intValue());


    }





}


public class MethodCall {





    public static void main(String[] args) {


        int x = 100;


        


        for (int y = 1; y <= 5; y++) {


            System.out.println("[x=" + x + ", y=" + y + "] : x / y = " + divide(x, y));


        }


    }


    


    private static int divide(int x, int y) {


        return x / y;


    }


    


    private static int multiply(int x, int y) {


        return x * y;


    }


}

Results

Console
[test001] [x=100, y=1] : x / y = 100 [x=100, y=2] : x / y = 50 [x=100, y=3] : x / y = 33 [x=100, y=4] : x / y = 25 [x=100, y=5] : x / y = 20