Package org.mockito.stubbing

Interface VoidAnswer6<A0,A1,A2,A3,A4,A5>

Type Parameters:
A0 - type of the first argument
A1 - type of the second argument
A2 - type of the third argument
A3 - type of the fourth argument
A4 - type of the fifth argument
A5 - type of the sixth argument
public interface VoidAnswer6<A0,A1,A2,A3,A4,A5>
Generic interface to be used for configuring mock's answer for a six argument invocation that returns nothing. Answer specifies an action that is executed when you interact with the mock.

Example of stubbing a mock with this custom answer: 


 import static org.mockito.AdditionalAnswers.answerVoid;

 doAnswer(answerVoid(
     new VoidAnswer5<String, Integer, String, Character, Object, String>() {
         public void answer(String msg, Integer count, String another, Character c, Object o, String subject) throws Exception {
             throw new Exception(String.format(msg, another, c, o, count, subject));
         }
 })).when(mock).someMethod(anyString(), anyInt(), anyString(), anyChar(), any(), anyString());

 // The following will raise an exception with the message "ka-boom <3 mockito"
 mock.someMethod("%s-boom %c%d %s", 3, "ka", '<', new Object(), "mockito");
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  • Method Summary

    Modifier and Type
    Method
    Description
    void
    answer(A0 argument0, A1 argument1, A2 argument2, A3 argument3, A4 argument4, A5 argument5)
     

  • Method Details

    • answer

      void answer(A0 argument0, A1 argument1, A2 argument2, A3 argument3, A4 argument4, A5 argument5) throws Throwable
      Parameters:
      argument0 - the first argument.
      argument1 - the second argument.
      argument2 - the third argument.
      argument3 - the fourth argument.
      argument4 - the fifth argument.
      argument5 - the sixth argument.
      Throws:
      Throwable - the throwable to be thrown