You are working on a Spring Boot application with multiple service components interacting with each other. How would you isolate and test a single service component ensuring that the interactions with other components are not affecting the test results?
- Use integration testing to test the entire application stack.
- Use mock objects or frameworks like Mockito to mock the interactions with other components.
- Disable other service components temporarily during testing.
- Rewrite the service component to be independent of others.
In this scenario, you should use mock objects or frameworks like Mockito to simulate the interactions with other components. This allows you to isolate the component being tested and control its behavior during testing without affecting other components.
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