android - How verify the order of mock methods in JUnit -


i have class these structure , need test behaviour of onrequestlistoflunchsfinished interface

@override public void getlistoflunchs(final onrequestlistoflunchsfinished callback) {      zip().onerrorresumenext(new function<throwable, observablesource<? extends lunchserviceresponse>>() {          @override         public observablesource<? extends lunchserviceresponse> apply(@nonnull throwable throwable) throws exception {             callback.onerror(new runtimeexception(throwable));             callback.onend();              return observable.empty();         }      }).subscribe(new consumer<lunchserviceresponse>() {          @override         public void accept(lunchserviceresponse response) throws exception {             list<lunch> result = new arraylist<>();              list<ingredientresponsevo> ingredients = response.getingredients();             map<integer, ingredient> hash = new hashmap<integer, ingredient>();              (ingredientresponsevo vo : ingredients)                 hash.put(vo.id, new ingredient(vo.id, vo.name, new bigdecimal(vo.price.tostring()), vo.image));              for(infolunchresponsevo vo: response.getlunch()){                 lunch lunch = new lunch();                 lunch.setid(vo.id);                 lunch.setimage(vo.image);                 lunch.setname(vo.name);                  for(integer id : vo.ingredients){                     ingredient ingredient = hash.get(id);                     lunch.addingredient(ingredient);                 }                  result.add(lunch);             }              callback.onsuccess(result);             callback.onend();         }      });      callback.onstart(); }  private observable<lunchserviceresponse> zip(){     return observable.zip(getrequestoflistoflunchs(), getrequestoflistofingredients(), new bifunction<list<infolunchresponsevo>, list<ingredientresponsevo>, lunchserviceresponse>() {          @override         public lunchserviceresponse apply(@nonnull list<infolunchresponsevo> infolunchresponsevos, @nonnull list<ingredientresponsevo> ingredientresponsevos) throws exception {             return new lunchserviceresponse(infolunchresponsevos, ingredientresponsevos);         }      }); }

i have test method

@test public void teste(){     list<ingredientresponsevo> ingredients = collections.emptylist();     list<infolunchresponsevo> lunchs = collections.emptylist();      when(mockapi.getlistofingredients()).thenreturn(observable.just(ingredients));     when(mockapi.getlunchs()).thenreturn(observable.just(lunchs));      mockimplementation.getlistoflunchs(callback);      inorder order = inorder(callback);      order.verify(callback).onstart();     order.verify(callback).onsuccess(anylist());     order.verify(callback).onend();      order.verifynomoreinteractions(); }

but receiving exception:

org.mockito.exceptions.verification.verificationinorderfailure:  verification in order failure wanted not invoked: callback.onsuccess(<any>);

if this:

callback.onstart(); callback.onsuccess(collections.<lunch>emptylist()); callback.onend();  inorder order = inorder(callback);  order.verify(callback).onstart(); order.verify(callback).onsuccess(anylist()); order.verify(callback).onend();  order.verifynomoreinteractions();

this works.

how verify calls of mock callback?

you must not use inorder object.

mockimplementation.getlistoflunchs(callback);  mockito.verify(callback).onstart(); mockito.verify(callback).onsuccess(anylist()); mockito.verify(callback).onend();  mockito.verifynomoreinteractions();

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