Attempting to write my first Android-by-TDD app (I've written a few small Android apps without TDD, so am familiar with the environment), but I can't seem to get my head around how to write my first test.
The scenario:
I have an activity, TasksActivity, and a service, TasksService. I need to test that TasksActivity starts TasksService in its onStart() method.
The test I've written is this:
public class ServiceControlTest extends ActivityUnitTestCase<TasksActivity>{
public ServiceControlTest() {
super(TasksActivity.class);
}
public void testStartServiceOnInit () {
final AtomicBoolean serviceStarted = new AtomicBoolean(false);
setActivityContext(new MockContext() {
@Override
public ComponentName startService(Intent service) {
Log.v("mockcontext", "Start service: " + service.toUri(0));
if (service.getComponent().getClassName().equals (TasksService.class.getName()))
serviceStarted.set(true);
return service.getComponent();
}
});
startActivity(new Intent(), null, null);
assertTrue ("Service should have been started", serviceStarted.get());
}
}
In my onCreate() method in TasksActivity I have:
startService(new Intent(this, TasksService.class));
I have also tried
getBaseContext().startService(new Intent(this, TasksService.class));
But in neither case does my MockContext's startService method get called. Is there a way I can set up interception of this method? I'd really rather not have to start wrapping the basic Android APIs in order to perform such basic tests...
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