Re: [mockito] Can we use when() multiple times in a single test case?

[Malte Finsterwalder]

That's exactly what mockito does.
The only thing to notice is, that it's not possible to do two
consecutive when calls for the same mock object.
What you need to do instead is chain two thenReturn calls like:

when(obj.method()).thenReturn(3).thenReturn(5)

If this is not your problem, please post a real code example here,
that shows your problem.

Greetings,
Malte

On 21 August 2012 20:54, Syed Muhammad Humayun <smhu...@gmail.com> wrote:
> For example:
> ------------------------
> when(objectOfClassA.someMethod()).thenReturn(null);
> when(objectOfClassB.someMethod()).thenReturn(null);
>
> objectOfClassX.methodInWhichBothMethodsOfClassesABGetCalled();
>
> //verify if respective methods of A and B are called appropriately or not
> ------------------------
>
> is this possible? I'm trying to that but it is not behaving correctly and it
> seems like the framework is unable to remember the mock behavior of first
> when().
>
> ~ Humayun
>
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[Brice Dutheil]

when(objectOfClassA.someMethod()).thenReturn(null);

when(objectOfClassB.someMethod()).thenReturn(null);

There shouldn't be any issue here, as this should be different instances right ?

If not then Malte is correct, you should instead use the consecutive stubbing API.

If you still encounter problems, we'll need more code to identify what's wrong here.

Cheers,

-- Brice