Is there a way to use ReflectionTestUtils to set the return value of a method inside a field that represents a class to a mocked value instead of mocking the entire field? I was trying .setField(), but that only seems to work for the entire field. If there isn't, what would be a good substitute? Example of what I mean below:
public class Example() {
private ClassField field;
public methodThatUsesField() {
methodReturnType type = field.method(); // I was trying to call .setField() to change the field's method to a mocked value, but can't figure out how to do it
...
}
}
The class that is called in the field is very complicated, but there is a very simple public method that acts as the root of the class, and I want to set that to a specific value. The class itself does not have a constructor, so I need a way to get around that.
This is a spring boot project written in Java, and I need to use ReflectionTestUtils to be able to pass an argument into Mockito mock
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