// create a mock object of class MyClass MyClass myMock = EasyMock.createMock(MyClass.class); // set some expectations EasyMock.expect(myMock.someMethod()).andReturn("Hello"); // replay the mock object EasyMock.replay(myMock); // call the method String result = myMock.someMethod(); // verify the expectations EasyMock.verify(myMock); // reset the mock object back to its default state EasyMock.reset(myMock);
// create a mock object of interface MyInterface MyInterface myMock = EasyMock.createMock(MyInterface.class); // set some expectations EasyMock.expect(myMock.anotherMethod()).andReturn(42); // replay the mock object EasyMock.replay(myMock); // call the method int result = myMock.anotherMethod(); // verify the expectations EasyMock.verify(myMock); // reset the mock object back to its default state EasyMock.reset(myMock);In this example, we create a mock object of the MyInterface interface, set some expectations, and then reset the mock object back to its default state using the reset method. Overall, the EasyMock package is a useful library for unit testing in Java, and the reset method can be particularly helpful for resetting mock objects between tests.