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  1. Mocking

MockBox

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Introduction

TestBox includes a mocking and stubbing library we lovingly call MockBox. You don't have to install it or have a separate libary, it is part of TestBox.

MockBox shines by allowing you to create mock and stub objects.

Important Setup

Write capabilities on disk for the default path of /testbox/system/testings/stubs.

You can also choose the directory destination for stub creations yourself when you initialize TestBox. If using ColdFusion 9 or Lucee you can even use ram:// and use the virtual file system.

Useful Resources

Approaches to Mocking
Wikipedia Mock Objects
Using mock objects for complex unit tests IBM developerWorks
Unit testing with mock objects IBM developerWorks
Emergent Design by Scott Bain
Mocks Aren't Stubs by Martin Fowler
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