unit testing - Http.Context with FakeApplication and illusive mock method -


In my tests, I am creating a fake application for the exam method: 

  @ProfileZero before StartFakeApplication () {this.fakeApplication = FakeApplication (); Start (this.fakeApplication); } Application for killing public zeroes after @ {stop (this.fakeApplication); This.fakeApplication = null; }   
 Uses some test functionality that checks whether the request is secure or not:  
  is a public boolean () {Http.Request req = Controller. Request (); Return req.getHeader ("X-Forward-Prototo")! = Null & amp; Amp; . Req.getHeader ("X-Forward-Enhanced") includes ("https"); }   
 fails to say:  
 
 There is no HTTP reference available   
 from here Very strange, because it's running on a fake app, why not discover it and make a fake request? oh okay, i found this: who introduced me with a funny perspective, so i was eager to go to the same way to code  hp.content , problem Is that I can not find the  mock  method ...  
 The thread in which it is using  static org.mockito.Mockito. * I'm not using this package (where I am assumed as a  mock  method), only one sub package in  org.mockito  The name of  is internal  and I can not find any  mock  method there.  
 Documentation of Official Play! The only place to talk about it is to use:  import org.specs2.mock ._  but even there I am not able to detect this  duplicate  method Was there.  
 I am using 2.2.2 (Java). 
 Any thoughts? Thank you.  
  
 
 
 I resolved the same problem by adding my  build.sbt  Library dependence Mockito:  
  libraryDependencies + = "org.mockito"% "mockito-core"% "1.10.19"   
 Then I < Code> Fake  
 and yes <,  Fake  and  Play Eclipse  and magically became available after refurbishing the entire project in the Mckitie Library Eclipse .  
 / code> is a method  org.mockito.Mockito .

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