Examples of ProxiedObjectIdentity

Examples of org.jmock.internal.ProxiedObjectIdentity

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    /**
     * Creates a mock object of type <var>typeToMock</var> with the given name.
     */
    public <T> T mock(Class<T> typeToMock, String name) {
        MockObject mock = new MockObject(name);
        ProxiedObjectIdentity invokable =
            new ProxiedObjectIdentity(
                new InvocationDiverter<CaptureControl>(
                    CaptureControl.class, mock, mock));
       
        return imposteriser.imposterise(invokable, typeToMock, CaptureControl.class);
    }
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Examples of org.jmock.internal.ProxiedObjectIdentity

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        }
       
        MockObject mock = new MockObject(typeToMock, name);
        mockNames.add(name);
       
        ProxiedObjectIdentity invokable =
            new ProxiedObjectIdentity(
                new InvocationDiverter<CaptureControl>(
                    CaptureControl.class, mock, mock));
       
        return imposteriser.imposterise(invokable, typeToMock, CaptureControl.class);
    }
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Examples of org.jmock.internal.ProxiedObjectIdentity

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        }
       
        MockObject mock = new MockObject(name);
        mockNames.add(name);
       
        ProxiedObjectIdentity invokable =
            new ProxiedObjectIdentity(
                new InvocationDiverter<CaptureControl>(
                    CaptureControl.class, mock, mock));
       
        return imposteriser.imposterise(invokable, typeToMock, CaptureControl.class);
    }
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