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Fri, 05 May 2006

jMock Hack: Argument Interceptor

Mistaeks I Hav Made: Nat sent over a correction for the Argument Interceptor. Rather than use a jMock Constraint, it's more reliable to use a jMock Stub. We've updated the example.

Colleague and TDD-maestro Tyler Jennings has written up a useful unit testing strategy (particularly for legacy code).

Motivation: An Object you need to test is constructing another complex object internally which you cannot access and this object is passed to a collaborator you can replace with a mock.

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