Category Archives: Mockito

In this post, We will learn How to integrate  Mockito  3 and JUnit  5 using a demo project Mockito Extension Mockito provides an implementation for JUnit5 or Jupiter extensions in the library – mockito-junit-jupiter. we have to include the following dependency with test scope  in our pom.xml

Let’s try to understand the above concept using a demo project… Read More »

In this post, We will learn How to set up Mockito Maven Dependency Workspace in Eclipse? We can use org.mockito.Mockito class mock() method to create a mock object of a given class or interface. This is really the simplest way to mock an object. We can mock an object using @Mock annotation also. It’s really useful… Read More »

Below are the main advantages or benefits of Mockito: Annotation Support: It supports creating mocks using various annotations. No Handwriting: We do not need to write mock objects by own. Return value support: Supports return values. Exception support: It supports exceptions. Order check support: It also supports check on the order of method calls. Refactoring Safe: Even if we… Read More »

Before using the Mocking technique, Let’s try to understand the reasons for using mocking. Why Need for mocking (Reason-01)? If you want to test a component that depends on the other component, but that component is under development. It generally happens when working in a team and different components are divided between several team members.… Read More »

   What is Mocking?  Mocking is a way to test the functionality of a class in an isolation fashion. When we use mockito then we do not require a database connection or file server read or properties file to read to test functionality. The mocking object usually does the mocking of the real service. A… Read More »