For example, if I write this rule :

RULE mock javax.mail.Transport.send
        CLASS mypackage.MyClass
        METHOD sendAMessage
        # All sendAMessage methods are triggered
        AT INVOKE javax.mail.Transport.send ALL
        IF TRUE
        DO return
ENDRULE

javax.mail.Transport.send and mypackage.MyClass.sendAMessage both return void.

Questions :

The DO return statement is applied on method mypackage.MyClass.sendAMessage and not on the method javax.mail.Transport.send.

Am I right ?

The goal is to skip only  the invoked method.

If I am right, the only way to play code after the invoked method, is to replicate it, in  a custom helper, and ends the DO statement by a return.

Am I right, also?

Ce message a été modifié par : Jean-Louis Pasturel oops, shame on me! It is not the best way to solve the problem to skip the method. Solution is : RULE mock javax.mail.Transport.send         CLASS javax.mail.Transport         METHOD send         AT ENTRY           # Controlling the Tree call         IF callerEquals("mypackage.MyClass.sendAMessage", true,true)         DO return ENDRULE Sorry for the noise