In a previous post I talked about how I was finally able to start writing unit tests. In this post I will discuss how I went from just starting out to where I am now. This has involved splitting our database access object into two parts, creating an object factory, and a few mock objects. I think they are mock objects and not stubs, but I may need to read about that a little more before I finish this post.
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