Interface IMethodInvocation

Method Details

• getSpec

  SpecInfo getSpec()

  Returns the specification which this method invocation belongs to.

  Returns:

  the specification which this method invocation belongs to

• getFeature

  FeatureInfo getFeature()

  Returns the feature which this method invocation belongs to (if any). Differs from MethodInfo.getFeature() in that it reflects the dynamic picture. For example, when a setup method is invoked, this method will return the corresponding feature, whereas MethodInfo.getFeature() will return null.

  Returns:

  the feature which this method invocation belongs to

• getIteration

  IterationInfo getIteration()

  Return the iteration which this method invocation belongs to (if any). Executing a feature results in at least one but possibly more iterations (e.g. for a data-driven feature).

  Returns:

  the iteration which this method invocation belongs to

• getSharedInstance

  Object getSharedInstance()

  Returns the Specification instance for @Shared fields.

  Note that in most cases, it's more appropriate to use the context-aware getInstance().

  Returns:

  the Specification instance for @Sharedfields

• getInstance

  Object getInstance()

  Returns the Specification instance for the current iteration. For methods that operate in a @Shared context (e.g. setupSpec), this method returns the same value as getSharedInstance().

  Returns:

  the Specification instance for the current iteration

• getTarget

  Object getTarget()

  Returns the target (receiver) of this method invocation. In case of a static method call, a Class instance is returned.

  Note that the target of the method invocation may not necessarily be the Specification instance. That's why in most cases, it's more appropriate to use #getInstance.

  Returns:

  the target (receiver) of this method invocation

• getMethod

  MethodInfo getMethod()

  Returns the method invoked by this method invocation.

  Returns:

  the method invoked by this method invocation

• getArguments

  Object[] getArguments()

  Returns the arguments for this method invocation.

  Returns:

  the arguments for this method invocation

• setArguments

  void setArguments(Object[] arguments)

  Sets the arguments for this method invocation.

• proceed

  void proceed() throws Throwable

  Proceeds with the method call. Always call this method unless you want to suppress the method call.

  Throws:

  Throwable - any exception thrown by the method call