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How to use invoke method of samples.junit4.mockpolicy.MockPolicyWithInvocationHandlerTest class

Best Powermock code snippet using samples.junit4.mockpolicy.MockPolicyWithInvocationHandlerTest.invoke

Source: MockPolicyWithInvocationHandlerTest.java

...5657	public void applyInterceptionPolicy(MockPolicyInterceptionSettings settings) {58		settings.proxyMethod(method(ResultCalculator.class), new InvocationHandler() {5960			public Object invoke(Object object, Method method, Object[] args) throws Throwable {61				final double result = (Double) method.invoke(object, args);62				return result + 1.0;63			}64		});65	}66}
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invoke

Using AI Code Generation

1    [junit4] [junit4] 1) testMockPolicyWithInvocationHandler(org.apache.jmeter.protocol.java.sampler.samples.junit4.mockpolicy.MockPolicyWithInvocationHandlerTest)2    [junit4] 	at org.apache.jmeter.protocol.java.sampler.samples.junit4.mockpolicy.MockPolicyWithInvocationHandlerTest.testMockPolicyWithInvocationHandler(MockPolicyWithInvocationHandlerTest.java:45)3    [junit4] [junit4] 1) testMockPolicyWithInvocationHandler(org.apache.jmeter.protocol.java.sampler.samples.junit4.mockpolicy.MockPolicyWithInvocationHandlerTest)4    [junit4] 	at org.apache.jmeter.protocol.java.sampler.samples.junit4.mockpolicy.MockPolicyWithInvocationHandlerTest.testMockPolicyWithInvocationHandler(MockPolicyWithInvocationHandlerTest.java:45)5    [junit4] [junit4] 1) testMockPolicyWithInvocationHandler(org.apache.jmeter.protocol.java.sampler.samples.junit4.mockpolicy.MockPolicyWithInvocationHandlerTest)6    [junit4] 	at org.apache.jmeter.protocol.java.sampler.samples.junit4.mockpolicy.MockPolicyWithInvocationHandlerTest.testMockPolicyWithInvocationHandler(MockPolicyWithInvocationHandlerTest.java:45)7    [junit4] [junit4] 1) testMockPolicyWithInvocationHandler(org.apache.jmeter.protocol.java.sampler.samples.junit4.mockpolicy.MockPolicyWithInvocationHandlerTest)8    [junit4] 	at org.apache.jmeter.protocol.java.sampler.samples.junit4.mockpolicy.MockPolicyWithInvocationHandlerTest.testMockPolicyWithInvocationHandler(MockPolicyWithInvocationHandlerTest.java:45)

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Using AI Code Generation

1@DisplayName("MockPolicyWithInvocationHandlerTest")2public class MockPolicyWithInvocationHandlerTest {3    @DisplayName("MockPolicyWithInvocationHandlerTest")4    void test() throws Exception {5        final int expected = 42;6        final int actual = new MockPolicyWithInvocationHandler().invoke(expected);7        assertEquals(expected, actual, "Unexpected value.");8    }9}10@DisplayName("MockPolicyWithMockitoTest")11public class MockPolicyWithMockitoTest {12    @DisplayName("MockPolicyWithMockitoTest")13    void test() throws Exception {14        final int expected = 42;15        final int actual = new MockPolicyWithMockito().invoke(expected);16        assertEquals(expected, actual, "Unexpected value.");17    }18}19@DisplayName("MockPolicyWithPowerMockTest")20public class MockPolicyWithPowerMockTest {21    @DisplayName("MockPolicyWithPowerMockTest")22    void test() throws Exception {23        final int expected = 42;24        final int actual = new MockPolicyWithPowerMock().invoke(expected);25        assertEquals(expected, actual, "Unexpected value.");26    }27}28@DisplayName("MockPolicyWithEasyMockTest")29public class MockPolicyWithEasyMockTest {30    @DisplayName("MockPolicyWithEasyMockTest")31    void test() throws Exception {32        final int expected = 42;33        final int actual = new MockPolicyWithEasyMock().invoke(expected);34        assertEquals(expected, actual, "Unexpected value.");35    }36}37@DisplayName("MockPolicyWithJMockTest")38public class MockPolicyWithJMockTest {39    @DisplayName("MockPolicyWithJMockTest")40    void test() throws Exception {41        final int expected = 42;

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