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I've this confusion all the time. If I write a code which uses fake code to assert some operation, how do i trust my real implementation when it is started really using the real objects instead of fake ones. For example, I've this code -- [Test] public void CanCreateContactsWithData() { using(ISession session = factory.OpenSession()) using (ITransaction trans = session.BeginTransaction()) { _contactId = (long) session.Save(contact); trans.Commit(); } Assert.AreNotEqual(0, _contactId); } This code tests the implementation of a "contact" object whether that gets saved into database or not. If i happened to use a stub instead of a real database connection, do I need to have separate test for storing it in database? And, do you guys call that as integration testing? Answers are sincerely appreciated.
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