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I’ve been using Mockito a lot this year at work, but I still prefer JMock. However, JMock could do with trimming some of its boilerplate, and I also thought it would be a good idea to use JUnit 4.7′s org.junit.rules.MethodRule. I was about to go implement something to support Mockito’s @Mock annotation, but thought I’d browse
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