I am trying to mock some resources that are generated dynamically. In order to generate these resources, we must pass in a class argument. So for example:
FirstResourceClass firstResource = ResourceFactory.create(FirstResourceClass.class);
SecondResourceClass secondResource = ResourceFactory.create(SecondResource.class);
This is well and good until I tried to mock. I am doing something like this:
PowerMockito.mockStatic(ResourceFactory.class);
FirstResourceClass mockFirstResource = Mockito.mock(FirstResourceClass.class);
SecondResourceClass mockSecondResource = Mockito.mock(SecondResourceClass.class);
PowerMockito.when(ResourceFactory.create(Matchers.<Class<FirstResourceClass>>any()).thenReturn(mockFirstResource);
PowerMockito.when(ResourceFactory.create(Matchers.<Class<SecondResourceClass>>any()).thenReturn(mockSecondResource);
It seems like the mock is being injected into the calling class, but FirstResourceClass is being send mockSecondResource, which throws a compile error.
The issue is (I think) with the use of any() (which I got from this question). I believe I have to use isA(), but I'm not sure how to make that method call, as it requires a Class argument. I have tried FirstResourceClass.class, and that gives a compile error.