Spring Web Business System single measurement using Jmockit for overlay mock

The spring business system generally uses a single case. Multilayer calls.

For example a call to B,b calls C.

To test the method of a, you need to boast a multilayer mock C method.

Using Jmockit's Nonstrictexpectations

@Servicepublic class A {    @Autowired    b b;    public void Method () {        b.method ();    }}

@Servicepublic class B {    @Autowired    IC C;    public void Method () {        System.out.println ("b=" + C.method ());}    }

@Servicepublic class C implements IC {    @Override public    Integer method () {        System.out.println ("123"); C13/>return 1;    }}

Public interface ICS {public    Integer method ();}

@RunWith (Springjunit4classrunner.class) @TransactionConfiguration (TransactionManager = "Kuaipaytransactionmanager ", Defaultrollback = True) @Transactional @contextconfiguration (locations = {" Classpath: Kuaipay-api-impl-test-application.xml "}) @TestExecutionListeners ({ Dependencyinjectiontestexecutionlistener.class, Dirtiescontexttestexecutionlistener.class,                         Transactionaltestexecutionlistener.class}) public class Jmockittestmock  {    @Autowired    a  ;    The interface is mock, corresponding to the Dubbo    @Autowired    IC IC;    Overlay mock. Replace the class directly. Jmockit's Divine Power    @Test public    void Testmockit () {        new <span style= "color: #ff0000;" >NonStrictExpectations</span> (IC) {            {                ic.method ();                result = integer.valueof (5);            }        };        A.method ();    }}

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Spring Web Business System single measurement using Jmockit for overlay mock