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I have an object that I\'m mocking with a JMockit NonStrictExcpection() in the @Before/setUp() method of my test class so that it returns the value expected for normal execution of my class under test
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I\'m developing a web application running on Tomcat 6, with Flex as Frontend. I\'m testing my backend with TestNG. Currently, I\'m trying to test the following method in my Java-Backend:
I want to mock the default constructor of java.util.date so it does not construct a Date object representing the time when it was created, but always the same Date object(in my example below 31 Dec 20
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