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  • The correct wiring of your Spring IoC container contexts.

  • Data access using ADO.NET or an ORM tool. This would include such things such as the correctness of SQL statements / or NHibernate XML mapping files.

The Spring Framework provides first class support for integration testing in the form of the classes that are packaged in the Spring.Testing.NUnit.dll library

]]> Superclasses for tests requiring Spring application contexts, including support for transactional execution of test cases,
with automatic rollback on completion. Useful as base classes for application-specific tests.

The superclasses in this package are ideal for integration testing. Unit testing should not normally involve the Spring container,
but should test classes in isolation.

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