Hello,

I'm currently studying the jMock framework using your site.
I run into the following example ( about overrding expectations ) and it seems to me there is a mistake in the code:

<at> RunWith(JMock.class) public class ChildTest { Mockery context = new JUnit4Mockery(); States test = mockery.states("test"); Parent parent = context.mock(Parent.class); // This is created in setUp Child child; <at> Before public void createChildOfParent() { mockery.checking(new Expectations() {{ ignoring (parent).addChild(child); when(test.isNot("fully-set-up")); }}); // Creating the child adds it to the parent child = new Child(parent); test.become("fully-set-up"); } <at> Test public void removesItselfFromOldParentWhenAssignedNewParent() { Parent newParent = context.mock(Parent.class, "newParent"); context.checking(new Expectations() {{ oneOf (parent).removeChild(child); oneOf (newParent).addChild(child); }}); child.reparent(newParent); } }What is mockery  variable? Did you mean context and it's a misprint? or I'm getting it the wrong way?

Thanks,

Noam.