Uses of Class
org.easymock.classextension.MockClassControl

Uses of MockClassControl in org.easymock.classextension

Methods in org.easymock.classextension that return MockClassControl

static <T> MockClassControl<T>	MockClassControl.createControl(java.lang.Class<T> classToMock, java.lang.Class<?>[] constructorTypes, java.lang.Object[] constructorArgs) Deprecated. No need to pick a constructor anymore. Constructor arguments are now ignored. Just use createControl(Class)
static <T> MockClassControl<T>	MockClassControl.createControl(java.lang.Class<T> classToMock, java.lang.Class<?>[] constructorTypes, java.lang.Object[] constructorArgs, java.lang.reflect.Method[] mockedMethods) Deprecated. No need to pick a constructor anymore. Constructor arguments are now ignored. Just use createControl(Class, Method[])
static <T> MockClassControl<T>	MockClassControl.createControl(java.lang.Class<T> classToMock, java.lang.reflect.Method... mockedMethods) Deprecated. Same as createControl(Class)but allows to pass a list of methods to mock.
static <T> MockClassControl<T>	MockClassControl.createNiceControl(java.lang.Class<T> classToMock, java.lang.Class<?>[] constructorTypes, java.lang.Object[] constructorArgs) Deprecated. No need to pick a constructor anymore. Constructor arguments are now ignored. Just use createNiceControl(Class)
static <T> MockClassControl<T>	MockClassControl.createNiceControl(java.lang.Class<T> classToMock, java.lang.Class<?>[] constructorTypes, java.lang.Object[] constructorArgs, java.lang.reflect.Method... mockedMethods) Deprecated. No need to pick a constructor anymore. Constructor arguments are now ignored. Just use createNiceControl(Class, Method[])
static <T> MockClassControl<T>	MockClassControl.createNiceControl(java.lang.Class<T> classToMock, java.lang.reflect.Method... mockedMethods) Deprecated. Same as createNiceControl(Class, Method[])but allows to pass a list of methods to mock.
static <T> MockClassControl<T>	MockClassControl.createStrictControl(java.lang.Class<T> classToMock, java.lang.Class<?>[] constructorTypes, java.lang.Object[] constructorArgs) Deprecated. No need to pick a constructor anymore. Constructor arguments are now ignored. Just use createStrictControl(Class)
static <T> MockClassControl<T>	MockClassControl.createStrictControl(java.lang.Class<T> classToMock, java.lang.Class<?>[] constructorTypes, java.lang.Object[] constructorArgs, java.lang.reflect.Method... mockedMethods) Deprecated. No need to pick a constructor anymore. Constructor arguments are now ignored. Just use createStrictControl(Class, Method[])
static <T> MockClassControl<T>	MockClassControl.createStrictControl(java.lang.Class<T> classToMock, java.lang.reflect.Method... mockedMethods) Deprecated. Same as createStrictControl(Class)but allows to pass a list of methods to mock.