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Framework for developing and using mock objects
 Mock Objects is a test-first driven framework for building
 generic software and/or unit testing frameworks. It supports:
 .
  * A methodology for developing and using mock objects.
  * A core mock object framework. This is a library of code that
  supports the implementation of mock objects, based around a
  set of expectation classes for values and collections. There are
  also various other classes to make mock objects easier to write
  or to use.
  * A default set of mock implementations for the standard Java
  platform APIs. We have made a start on packages such as servlets, sql,
  and io.
 .
 This package includes the mock objects javadocs.
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Framework for developing and using mock objects
 Mock Objects is a test-first driven framework for building
 generic software and/or unit testing frameworks. It supports:
 .
  * A methodology for developing and using mock objects.
  * A core mock object framework. This is a library of code that
  supports the implementation of mock objects, based around a
  set of expectation classes for values and collections. There are
  also various other classes to make mock objects easier to write
  or to use.
  * A default set of mock implementations for the standard Java
  platform APIs. We have made a start on packages such as servlets, sql,
  and io.
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Changes: mockobjects (0.09-2) unstable; urgency=low
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  * Take over the package. (Closes: #270531, #453021)
  * Switch to java-gcj-compat-dev and move package to main.
  * Clean up whole build process and build mockobjects-core only.
  * Add Homepage and Vcs headers to debian/control.


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