Example:
If this is the code that you want to test, and for this particular test you want to have no results, this how you would mock it out.
Code:
Test Code:
The key piece of code is the creation of the bookCriteria object, in this case it is a member of the test class that is why it is not declared locally in the function. However, you will notice that the bookCriteria is simply a HashMap that returns a empty list for the 'list' parameter. This way when testing 'c.list' a empty list will be returned. Simple hunh!
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ReplyDeleteYou'll need to remove the metaClass override if you need the real implementation in your integration tests.
ReplyDeleteGroovySystem.metaClassRegistry.removeMetaClass(Book.class)
Hi, Thanks for the info. I am trying to do mocking of executeQuery but no success, can you please help me with an example of it.
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See my newest post about mocking Criteria Objects: here
ReplyDeleteIn order to do a mock of executeQuery, you would have the following:
def results = ["Author1", "Author2"]
mock(Book).static.executeQuery("select distinct b.author from Book b").returns(results)
Thanks for the help.
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ReplyDeleteI have trouble with mocking executeQuery.
I've modified the code like this:
def newuserRole=UserRole.create(user,role)
mockDomain(UserRole).static.executeQuery("DELETE FROM UserRole WHERE user= :user",[user: user]).returns(newuserRole)
But it still error. Please help me, is there anything wrong with my code??
Thanks for this, two years later - I know this seems more like the kind of thing that should be in an integration test, but for my purposes just now it's perfect!
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