jmock simplest case doesn't work

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That's my JMock test:

@Test
public void testRunModuleOK() {
    App instance = getInstanceApp(window,logger);
    Mockery context = new JUnit4Mockery();
    final Modulable m = context.mock(Modulable.class);

    context.checking(new Expectations() {{
        oneOf(m).init(logger);
        oneOf(m).start();
    }});

    instance.runModule(m);

}

And that's runModule:

void runModule(Modulable module) {
    if(module == null) 
        throw new NullPointerException("Module is null");
    module.init(mainLogger);
    runningModules.add(module);
    module.start();
}

I want my test to make sure that init() and start() is always called once. Unfortunately, when I comment out module.init and module.start in runModule, test still passes. I used println to make sure the code and the test is called. Strangely, when I call init (or start) twice, I get failure as expected. Also, when I comment out 'oneOf...' from expectations, I also get failure. Why does the test passes if module.init and / or module.start is not called in runModule? Thanks.

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