Thanks for the help Bob. I'll rewrite my unit test in that way.
I'm still curious about my mock object question. I did find that I could
create an alternate com.vividsolutions.jump.workbench.ui package in my
Eclipse project for the unit tests. I think this would only become a problem
if I wanted
Just pass in null for the panel parameter.
LayerRenderer lr = new LayerRenderer(null, null);
will return you a LayerRenderer object.
On 5/3/07, Sunburned Surveyor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm trying to cook up a mock object for the LayerViewPanel class, which
will allow me to test elements o
I'm trying to cook up a mock object for the LayerViewPanel class, which will
allow me to test elements of OpenJUMP's rendering system. However, I've
never had a lot of experience writing or using mock objects in unit testing,
and I have run into a couple of challenges. I was hoping I could explain