Example usage for android.test.mock MockContext MockContext

Introduction

In this page you can find the example usage for android.test.mock MockContext MockContext.

Prototype

MockContext

Source Link

Usage

From source file:com.socialize.test.blackbox.HttpUtilsTest.java

@UsesMocks({ ResourceLocator.class, SocializeLogger.class })
public void testHttpUtilsInitFail() throws IOException {
    ResourceLocator locator = AndroidMock.createMock(ResourceLocator.class);
    SocializeLogger logger = AndroidMock.createMock(SocializeLogger.class);
    MockContext context = new MockContext();

    // Mock an inputStream from a fail string
    String failString = "NaN=OK";
    ByteArrayInputStream bin = new ByteArrayInputStream(failString.getBytes());

    AndroidMock.expect(locator.locate(context, SocializeConfig.SOCIALIZE_ERRORS_PATH)).andReturn(bin);
    AndroidMock.expect(logger.isWarnEnabled()).andReturn(true);

    logger.warn("NaN is not an integer");

    AndroidMock.replay(locator);//from ww w .j  a  v  a 2  s .  c  om
    AndroidMock.replay(logger);

    HttpUtils utils = new HttpUtils();
    utils.setLogger(logger);
    utils.setResourceLocator(locator);
    utils.init(context);

    AndroidMock.verify(locator);
    AndroidMock.verify(logger);
}

---

From source file:com.socialize.test.unit.DefaultSocializeProviderTest.java

@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
@Override//from   w ww  .  j  ava2 s. c om
protected void setUp() throws Exception {
    super.setUp();

    sessionPersister = AndroidMock.createMock(SocializeSessionPersister.class);
    objectFactory = AndroidMock.createMock(SocializeObjectFactory.class);
    requestFactory = AndroidMock.createMock(SocializeRequestFactory.class);
    authProviderDataFactory = AndroidMock.createMock(IBeanFactory.class);
    authProviderData = AndroidMock.createMock(AuthProviderData.class);
    userFactory = AndroidMock.createMock(UserFactory.class);
    sessionFactory = AndroidMock.createMock(SocializeSessionFactory.class);
    clientFactory = AndroidMock.createMock(HttpClientFactory.class);
    session = AndroidMock.createMock(WritableSession.class);
    client = AndroidMock.createMock(HttpClient.class);
    request = AndroidMock.createMock(HttpUriRequest.class);
    response = AndroidMock.createMock(HttpResponse.class);
    jsonParser = AndroidMock.createMock(JSONParser.class);
    json = AndroidMock.createMock(JSONObject.class);
    user = AndroidMock.createMock(User.class);
    entity = AndroidMock.createMock(HttpEntity.class);
    httpUtils = AndroidMock.createMock(HttpUtils.class);
    ioUtils = AndroidMock.createMock(IOUtils.class);
    jsonArray = AndroidMock.createMock(JSONArray.class);
    mockContext = new MockContext();
    config = AndroidMock.createMock(SocializeConfig.class);
    authProviderInfoBuilder = AndroidMock.createMock(AuthProviderInfoBuilder.class);
    authProviderInfoFactory = AndroidMock.createMock(AuthProviderInfoFactory.class);
    authProviderInfo = AndroidMock.createMock(AuthProviderInfo.class);
}

---

From source file:com.android.emailcommon.provider.HostAuthTests.java

public void testParceling() {
    final HostAuth orig = new HostAuth();
    // Fill in some data
    orig.mPort = 993;//from  w  w  w . j a va 2s. co m
    orig.mProtocol = "imap";
    orig.mAddress = "example.com";
    orig.mLogin = "user";
    orig.mPassword = "supersecret";
    orig.mDomain = "domain";
    orig.mClientCertAlias = "certalias";

    final Parcel p1 = Parcel.obtain();
    orig.writeToParcel(p1, 0);
    p1.setDataPosition(0);
    final HostAuth unparceled1 = new HostAuth(p1);
    p1.recycle();
    assertEquals(orig, unparceled1);
    assertEquals(orig.mCredentialKey, unparceled1.mCredentialKey);
    assertEquals(orig.mCredential, unparceled1.mCredential);

    orig.getOrCreateCredential(new MockContext());

    final Parcel p2 = Parcel.obtain();
    orig.writeToParcel(p2, 0);
    p2.setDataPosition(0);
    final HostAuth unparceled2 = new HostAuth(p2);
    p2.recycle();
    assertEquals(orig, unparceled2);
    assertEquals(orig.mCredentialKey, unparceled2.mCredentialKey);
    assertEquals(orig.mCredential, unparceled2.mCredential);
}

---