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Adding elements to mocked list

 
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I'm trying to unit test the method responsible for adding to map categorized books.



BookSerivceSource is an interface. This interface is implemented by two classes. I'm gonna provide just one, as the second is really similiar.

EmpikSource (one of implementation)



JsoupConnector:




Properties class:




While debugging the test I see that the sources size is 0. How should I add mocked object to the sources list or could you tell me if there is better way to do this?

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If adding elements to the list is bad choice, how it should be done?

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Since you have mocked out the List then there isn't really a List sat behind it at all.
Why don't you just use a real List?
 
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Dave Tolls wrote:Since you have mocked out the List then there isn't really a List sat behind it at all.
Why don't you just use a real List?



You mean that I should pass the list via constructor?
 
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If it's the only thing that's autowired in then that would be simplest.
 
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