Stub and verify invocations for Mockito mocks in a remote application.

• Build the mockito-remote.jar and include it in your application and test classpath.
• On the remote application side create a RemoteMockitoServer and register some mocks.
• On the test side create a RemoteMockitoClient and register some mocks.
• On the test side use the static given() and verify() methods from BDDRemoteMockito in the same way you would with regular Mockito.
• Any mocks registered with the RemoteMockitoClient and RemoteMockitoServer will be automatically synchronised.

RemoteMockitoServer has a REST like interface that can be accessed by a web browser or curl pointed to http://server:port/com.fully.qualified.ClassName.

You can see the current list of invocations on a mock using GET, upload some new stubbings using POST, and reset the remote invocations using DELETE.

I have included a basic example as part of the test source that shows remote stubbing and verification.

SomeRemoteApp

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