> > Well, yeah, but like you've already said, that can be verified by inOrder > :) > > To sum up: me and other members of my team are really satisfied with > FlexUnit / Mockito combo. I feel pretty confident that one can write > any reasonable unit test using those frameworks. I definitely don't > like idea of having more frameworks allowed as it results in tests > suites which are harder to maintain and more complicated build. But > that's of course only my two cents, I'm not even commiter so feel free > to ignore me ;) >
I believe Mockolate and Mockito probably both have their strength and weaknesses, but both of them are up to the task. I don't think its such a problem to enforce one library to be used for the Flex SDK tests, I'm sure people are able to work with either one of them, regardless of their personal preference. Me, I use Mockolate, but I'd be fine with using Mockito for Flex related tests, it would actually be a great excuse to learn another mocking library :) my few cents :) Roland
