how to create two new instances in my junit test

From:
mike <mikaelpetterson@hotmail.com>
Newsgroups:
comp.lang.java.programmer
Date:
Mon, 10 Mar 2008 23:51:01 -0700 (PDT)
Message-ID:
<c6b8bafe-cac4-42c2-b3b4-d14c2d0b796a@p73g2000hsd.googlegroups.com>
Hi,

I am using junit 4 and jmock 2.

In my unit under test I had the following code:

public class CommandHandler{
........
context.setAPartyCallLeg(new CallLeg(sipFactory, request,
request.getFrom()));
........
}

We changed that to using a factory method:

public class CommandHandler{
......
 ICallLeg callLeg = createCallLeg(sipFactory, request,
request.getFrom());
 context.setAPartyCallLeg(callLeg);
....

 protected ICallLeg createCallLeg(SipFactory sipFactory,
SipServletRequest request, Address address) throws
IOException,ServletException {
        return new CallLeg(sipFactory, request, address);
 }

}

My unit test has the following code for testing:

public class MyTest{

  CallLeg mockCallLeg = context.mock(ICallLeg.class);

  public void testdoInvite() throws ServletException,IOException {
   CommandHandler ch = new CommandHandler(mockSipFactory) {
    protected ICallLeg createCallLeg(SipFactory sipFactory,
SipServletRequest request, Address address) {
                return mockCallLeg;
   }};
  }

}

My problem is that in my unit under test I have another instance of
CallLeg being created. So how can I make another instance to be used
in my test?

cheers,

//mike

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