Mock Decorators

This decorator identifies mockable invocations. A JUnit test must be created before you can create a mock. To create a mock object for this invocation:

• 1. Click on the decorator and select Mock ...
• 2. Click on the decorator and select 'Ignore ...'. This will create a Javadoc for the method and remove the decorator (Note this has to be done for all reported metrics)
• 3. Increase the metric threshold or change the severity level

This decorator notifies the user that the method exceeded the threshold for at least one metric with a severity of warning.

You have three options to resolve this:

• 1. Refactor the code to reduce the metric value
• 2. Click on the decorator and select 'Ignore ...'. This will create a Javadoc for the method and remove the decorator (Note this has to be done for all reported metrics)
• 3. Increase the metric threshold or change the severity level

Testability Decorators

This decorator notifies the user that the method exceeded the threshold for at least one metric which has a severity level of error.

This decorator will prevent code from compiling until it is resolved. You have three options to resolve this:

• 1. Refactor the code to reduce the metric value
• 2. Click on the decorator and select 'Ignore ...'. This will create a Javadoc for the method and remove the decorator (Note this has to be done for all reported metrics)
• 3. Increase the metric threshold or change the severity level

This decorator notifies the user that the method exceeded the threshold for at least one metric with a severity of warning.

You have three options to resolve this:

• 1. Refactor the code to reduce the metric value
• 2. Click on the decorator and select 'Ignore ...'. This will create a Javadoc for the method and remove the decorator (Note this has to be done for all reported metrics)
• 3. Increase the metric threshold or change the severity level