mock boolean return type

[mlybarger]

I'm having troubles with the test runner trying to mock a service interface that returns a boolean.

I use the below ExchangeHandler, and the invocation goes fine,  I can step through and see handleMesage gets called, and the exchange.send gets invoked.  Then I get a NPE thrown when it tries to cast the return type. 

public class EH implements ExchangeHandler {
     @Override
     public void handleMessage(Exchange exchange) {
          if exchange.getContract.getConsumerOperation.getName().equals("methodReturnsbool")) {
               exchange.send(exchange.createMessage().setContent(true);
          }

     }
}

As I had control of the service and implementation, I modified this to a Boolean and it's working fine.  However, I just wanted to know if anyone else has knowledge of this limitation?  It seems the test runner, has problems converting a boolean result.  I'm on SY 1.x...

[tcunning]

Mark,

Can you provide the exception and a small test case?   If autoboxing/unboxing isn't working it's something we should fix.

[mlybarger]

Tom,

I put together a test case to show this. I have two projects.  Foo and Bar.  Foo invokes Bar over sca binding.  bar has a method that returns boolean (and others).  Bar is mocked in the test using mock similar to shown above. When bar returns boolean is invoked, exception is thrown as shown in the test.  When bar returns Boolean, exception is not thrown.  

git clone https://github.com/mlybarger/bar.git

git clone https://github.com/mlybarger/foo.git

cd bar && mvn install && cd ..

cd foo && mvn test

Please inspect the failing FooBeanTest in from the project above.  Maybe I should create an issue in jira.  I tried with sy 2.0.0-Final too and it fails there also.

-mark-