Mocking java in powershell

[sclieu78]

My ps script has the following code:

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$WProcess = Start-Process java -ArgumentList "-jar $AgentFile -c $ConfigFile" -RedirectStandardOutput "$consoleOutPath" -RedirectStandardError "$consoleErrPath" -WindowStyle Hidden -Wait -PassThru

1	$WProcess = Start-Process java -ArgumentList "-jar $AgentFile -c $ConfigFile" -RedirectStandardOutput "$consoleOutPath" -RedirectStandardError "$consoleErrPath" -WindowStyle Hidden -Wait -PassThru

I later inspect $WProcess value, as well as validate $consoleOutPath file and $consoleErrPath, which are files.

How can I mock this as I don’t want to actually run the java program?  I would like to mock the return value, as well as what gets written to the console.out and console.err files.

Thank you, ahead of time!

• This topic was modified 9 months, 2 weeks ago by sclieu78.

[kvprasoon Senior Moderator Topics: 9 Replies: 1445 Points: 5,410Rank: Community MVP]

If you mock, then the files are not gonna get generated. You can mock Start-Process by just returning a PScustomobject in Mock function.

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[PSCustomObject]@{ HasExited = $True ExitCode = 0 }

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[PSCustomObject]@{ HasExited = $True ExitCode = 0 }

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