junit - Correct way to use Mockito for JdbcOperation -

i new mockito , trying cover following source code:

jdbcoperations.update(insertrolequery,new object[]{"menuname","submenuname","subsubmenuname","aa","bb","cc","role"}); 

in query taking 7 string parameters. have written mockito test case code , it's covering source code not sure whether it's correct way or not.

when(jdbcoperations.update(mockito.anystring(), new object[]{mockito.anystring(),mockito.anystring(),mockito.anystring(),mockito.anystring(),mockito.anystring(),mockito.anystring(),mockito.anystring()})).thenthrow(runtimeexception); 

please suggest if doing right way or not.

thanks

as per the docs, can either use exact values, or argument matchers, not both @ same time:

warning on argument matchers:

if using argument matchers, arguments have provided matchers.

if mix them, in sample, mockito complain similar to

org.mockito.exceptions.misusing.invaliduseofmatchersexception:  invalid use of argument matchers! 2 matchers expected, 1 recorded: -> @ mytest.shouldmatcharray(mytest.java:38)  exception may occur if matchers combined raw values:     //incorrect:     somemethod(anyobject(), "raw string"); when using matchers, arguments have provided matchers. example:     //correct:     somemethod(anyobject(), eq("string matcher"));  more info see javadoc matchers class. 

in case don't seem care array contents, can use any():

when(jdbcoperation.update(anystring(), any())).thenthrow(runtimeexception); 

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if want @ least check number of parameters, can use either

• org.mockito.mockito's argthat(argumentmatcher):

when(jdbcoperation.update(anystring(), argthat(array -> array.length == 7))).thenthrow(runtimeexception); 

• org.mockito.hamcrest.mockitohamcrest's argthat(hamcrestmatcher):

when(jdbcoperation.update(anystring(), argthat(arraywithsize(7)))).thenthrow(runtimeexception); 

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if you're interested in matching values, can use additionalmatchers.aryeq(expectedarray), or mockito.eq(expectedarray) has special implementation arrays, fell first 1 expresses intent in clearer way.

when(jdbcoperation.update(anystring(), aryeq(new object[]{"whatever"}))).thenthrow(runtimeexception);