Using the Transaction Script pattern - POJOs in Action: Developing Enterprise Applications with Lightweight Frameworks - page 331

private Mock mockRestaurantDAO;

private PendingOrderDAO pendingOrderDAO;

private RestaurantDAO restaurantDAO;

private PlaceOrderTransactionScripts service;

private Mock mockPendingOrder;

private PendingOrderDTO pendingOrder;

B

public void setUp() throws Exception {
super.setUp();
mockPendingOrderDAO = new Mock(
PendingOrderDAO.class);
mockRestaurantDAO = new Mock(
RestaurantDAO.class);
pendingOrderDAO = (PendingOrderDAO) mockPendingOrderDAO
.proxy();
restaurantDAO = (RestaurantDAO) mockRestaurantDAO
.proxy();
mockPendingOrder = new Mock(
PendingOrderDTO.class);
pendingOrder = (PendingOrderDTO) mockPendingOrder
.proxy();
service = new PlaceOrderTransactionScriptsImpl(
pendingOrderDAO, restaurantDAO);
}

public void testUpdateDeliveryInfo_good()
throws Exception {

Address deliveryAddress = new Address();
Date deliveryTime = new Date();
List availableRestaurants = Collections
.singletonList(new RestaurantDTO());

mockPendingOrderDAO.expects(once())
.method("createPendingOrder")
.will(eturnValue(pendingOrder));

C

mockPendingOrderDAO.expects(once())
.method("savePendingOrder")
.with(eq(pendingOrder));

mockRestaurantDAO
.expects(once())
.method("findAvailableRestaurants")
.with(eq(deliveryAddress),

D