The only thing that is missing to allow this to build is the jmockit jar file in the central repo.  I don't know why this file is not in central or the java.net repo, but here is a folder the you can drop right into your .m2/repository directory (so that you can use the jmockit dependency).


FYI:  jmockit is one of the ONLY mock testing tools that allows you to mock test static methods.  (easymock and jmock DO NOT support this)