Robbie, Is it considered "good practice" to stub out database classes when you're unit testing network code? Or am I better off using something like DbUnit to test against a real database? I have been reluctant to use DbUnit because of my XML-phobia :) I don't like the headache of having to set up the test data in some XML format. I much prefer stubbing out the database using normal Java code (it's easy enough to do) but then I'm afraid I'm not testing something vital. Is there an easier way to do all of this?
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