Persisting a domain model with Hibernate 3 - POJOs in Action: Developing Enterprise Applications with Lightweight Frameworks - page 229

Listing 6.4 HibernateRestaurantRepositoryImplMockTest

public class HibernateRestaurantRepositoryImplMockTest extends
MockObjectTestCase {

private Mock mockHibernateTemplate;
private HibernateTemplate hibernateTemplate;
private HibernateRestaurantRepositoryImpl repository;

public void setUp() {
mockHibernateTemplate =
new Mock(HibernateTemplate.class);
hibernateTemplate = (HibernateTemplate)
mockHibernateTemplate.proxy();

B Creates mock
HibernateTemplate

C Creates
repository

repository =
new HibernateRestaurantRepositoryImpl(
hibernateTemplate);

}

public void testFindAvailableRestaurants() {
Restaurant restaurant = new Restaurant();
int EXPECTED_MINUTE = 6;
int EXPECTED_HOUR = 5;
int EXPECTED_DAY_OF_WEEK = 3;
List expectedRestaurants =
Collections.singletonList(restaurant);

D Creates
test data

Address deliveryAddress =
new Address("1 somewhere", null,
Oakland", "CA", "94619");

Date deliveryTime =
makeDeliveryTime(EXPECTED_DAY_OF_WEEK,
EXPECTED_HOUR, EXPECTED_MINUTE);

Object[] expectedValues =
new Object[] {
deliveryAddress.getZip(),
new Integer(EXPECTED_DAY_OF_WEEK),
new Integer(EXPECTED_HOUR),
new Integer(EXPECTED_MINUTE) };
String[] expectedNames = { "zipCode",
"dayOfWeek", "hour",
"minute" };

E

Configures mock
HibernateTemplate

mockHibernateTemplate.expects(once())
.method("findByNamedQueryAndNamedParam")