I am trying to Unit Test a method for which I need to create the object of the class using a constructor.This is how the constructor looks like :
public WebformsClinEventBusiness(Webform webForm, String dataEntryModel, String obsBatId) {
this.webformObj = webForm;
this.eventObj = webForm.getEvent(obsBatId);
this.progressNoteText = webForm.getProgressNoteNext();
this.formValues = webForm.getFormValues();
this.lastFormValues = webForm.getLastFormValues();
this.emptyFormValues = webForm.getEmptyFormValues();
this.formVersion = webForm.getFormVersion();
this.dataEntryModel = dataEntryModel;
this.headerValues = webForm.getHeaderValues();
this.OBS_BAT_ID = obsBatId;
this.userPreferences = (CompSoapUserPreferences)webForm.getRequest().getSession(false).getAttribute(userPreferences.getSESName());
}
The problem is in the last line. I have a mock webform object and have set the expectations like this:
one (mockWebForm).getRequest();
will(returnValue(mockRequest));
one (mockRequest).getSession(false);
will(returnValue(mockSession));
allowing (mockSession).getAttribute(_SES_NAME);
will(returnValue(mockCompSoapUserPreferences));
allowing (mockCompSoapUserPreferences).getSESName();
will(returnValue(_SES_NAME));
When the code hits webform.getRequest() instead of calling the mock it calls the actual method which returns null and I end up with a null pointer exception.
Any ideas ? I would really appreciate any input on this.
Thanks for your time !