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I am trying to mock the constructor for ProcessBuilder. The problem is that when the constructor is called it return null. Class code: public static void enable() throws IOException, InterruptedException { logger.info("Enable NTP server..."); String ntpAddress = AppConfig.getInstance().getString(AppConfig.NTP_SERVER, ""); AppConfig.getInstance().getBoolean(AppConfig.NTP_ENABLED, true); String enableNtp = "chkconfig ntpd on " + SEPARATOR + " service ntpd stop " + SEPARATOR + " ntpdate " + ntpAddress + " " + SEPARATOR + " service ntpd start"; String[] commandArr = {"bash", "-c", enableNtp};

I have a code like this for which I would like to write unit test. public class TestClass { private final Executor executor; private final Handler handler; TestClass(Executor executor, Handler handler) { this.executor = executor; this.handler = handler; } void doSomething(String param1) { executor.execute(new Runnable() { @Override public void run() { //do something handler.callHandler(); } }); } } How can I use Mockito / Powermockito to verify if the callHandler() method is invoked. Pass a mock Handler to the constructor of TestClass . Then use Mockito.verify() to assert that callHandler()

This question already has answers here : How do I unit test code which uses Java UUID? (4 answers) Closed 2 years ago . I'm trying to test a Web Service method which connects to a SQL Server Database which contains JCR nodes, as we're using JackRabbit. The method looks like: public String addDocumentByJson(String fileName, byte[] fileContent, int status, String userName, String jsonProperties) { UUID id = UUID.randomUUID(); // It does a bunch of operations here return jsonResult; } Where jsonResult is an object similar to this one: { "id" : "<A random UUID>" "version" : 1 } Now, when I try to

I have written test cases to mock static classes and methods using PowerMockito's mockStatic feature. But I am strugling to mock one static method inside another static method. I did see few examples including this but none of them actually helping me or I am not understanding the actual functionality? (I'm clueless) Eg. I have a class as below and complete code is here . public static byte[] encrypt(File file, byte[] publicKey, boolean verify) throws Exception { //some logic here PGPPublicKey encryptionKey = OpenPgpUtility.readPublicKey(new ByteArrayInputStream(publicKey)); //some other logic

I'm trying to mock a class constructor with PowerMockito for first time, but it doesn't work. My current code is: public class Bar { public String getText() { return "Fail"; } } public class Foo { public String getValue(){ Bar bar= new Bar(); return bar.getText(); } } @RunWith(PowerMockRunner.class) @PrepareForTest(Bar.class) public class FooTest { private Foo foo; @Mock private Bar mockBar; @Before public void setUp() throws Exception { MockitoAnnotations.initMocks(this); PowerMockito.whenNew(Bar.class).withNoArguments().thenReturn(mockBar); foo= new Foo(); } @Test public void testGetValue()

Despite apparently this post showed a solution to using powermock and jacoco, I haven't been able to make it work in a pretty simple project ( available on GitHub ). In my case, the test executes correctly but the jacoco.exec file is missing so jacoco doesn't check coverage. Test class: @RunWith(PowerMockRunner.class) @PrepareOnlyThisForTest(Util.class) @PowerMockIgnore("org.jacoco.agent.rt.*") public class UtilTest { @Test public void testSay() throws Exception { PowerMockito.mockStatic(Util.class); Mockito.when(Util.say(Mockito.anyString())).thenReturn("hello:mandy"); Assert.assertEquals(

I have the following code which is getting the current counter value from DB. Then it updates the counter in DB and then again it retrieves the value. int current = DBUtil.getCurrentCount(); DBUtil.updateCount(50);// it updates the current count by adding 50 int latest = DBUtil.getCurrentCount(); I want to mock the static methods in such a way that the first call should return 100 and the second call should return 150. How can I use PowerMockito to achieve this? I am using TestNG, Mockito along with PowerMock. durron597 Mockito supports changing the returned value; this support extends to