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XDoclet offers a <mockobjectdoclet> task and a @mock.generate tag that creates mock object classes that implement tagged interfaces. See Ch. 10 of XDoclet in Action. However, I see no way to add this to the MyEclipse XDoclet configurations, at least in 5.1.1GA. Could someone add this to an upcoming version of MyEclipse?
The @mock.generate is applied to interfaces at the interface-wide level. It takes one optional argument, className. The <mockobjectdoclet> task takes only the common options; its one subtask, <mockobjects> gives a customized naming pattern.
I couldn’t reproduce this.
Go to your project’s XDOclet properties, click Add and name the doclet, say “Mock”. Then right-click in the panel below to add a new task, and add the mockobjectdoclet task.
Also with your classes, in your javadoc hit @ and then invoke autocomplete, you have all the mock entities. For example I added @mock.generate to my class for a test.
