I have bean:
@Service
public class EQueueBookingService {
@Autowired
public EQueueBookingClient eQueueBookingClient;
And I try to write some test for this bean EQueueBookingService using Spock. https://code.google.com/p/spock/wiki/SpockBasics
My mock is
class EQueueBookingServiceTest extends Specification {
@Autowired
EQueueBookingService testedService;
EQueueBookingClient eQueueBookingClient = Mock(EQueueBookingClient);
def setup() {
testedService.eQueueBookingClient = eQueueBookingClient;
}
and test method:
...
setup:
CancelBookingResponse response = new CancelBookingResponse();
...
eQueueBookingClient.cancelBooking(_, _) >> response;
when:
def result = testedService.cancelBooking(request);
then:
result != null && result.bookId == bookId
Why eQueueBookingClient doesn't mock?
When I debug it: in test - I see Mock instance, when I go to method - I see real bean instance.
Thanks a lot!
I've found solution!
need implement setter for this client and use it in setup like:
private EQueueBookingClient eQueueBookingClient = Mock(EQueueBookingClient);
def setup() {
testedService.setBookingClient(eQueueBookingClient);
}
If define client in service as public and use = it doesn't work; For example:
testedService.eQueueBookingClient = eQueueBookingClient;//mocked instance doesn't work
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