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I have built a mock object using EasyMock, and I’m trying to have the object return another object after a method call. The method call does not cause any exception to be thrown, but it returns null, though I am certain the andReturn() call had a non-null argument.
The problem here was that I had not called
replay()on the mock object after specifying the behavior. For some reason, this caused it to allow some of the expected behaviors, but always return null for when a return value was expected. Remember to callreplay()before using the mock.