Something that I would recommend is the use of the IMockControl object. Using the IMockControl, you code can change from this:

EasyMock.replay(nodeA);
EasyMock.replay(nodeB);
EasyMock.replay(nodeC);

// execute logic….

EasyMock.verify(nodeA);
EasyMock.verify(nodeB)
EasyMock.verify(nodeC)

To this:

setup() {
mockControl = EasyMock.createControl();
nodeA = mockControl.createMock(ISubApplicationNode.class);
nodeB = mockControl.createMock(ISubApplicationNode.class);
nodeC = mockControl.createMock(ISubApplicationNode.class);
}

testX() {
expect(nodeA).andReturn();
expect(nodeB).andReturn();

…
mockControl.replay();

// execute logic

mockControl.verify();

}

Found this niceness by asking questions on the mailing list….

Enjoy…