Comment #1 by Daniels.Douglas:
I'm going to read up on good ways to do Unit testing for game and simulation frameworks.
One of the ideas for doing unit testing in a system that has large dependencies on
external systems or containers (like Java enterprise stuff, servlets, EJBs), they use
proxy objects to provide those external interfaces for their unit tests.
This allows you to write your unit tests in a decoupled fashion where you don't have
to setup and configure large external dependencies to just test your piece of
functionality.
For example if you want to test the output of a servlet, you don't want to have to go
through the pain of setting up and configuring the entire servlet container and web
server. Instead you can create proxy objects that represent things like the
HttpRequest, and HttpResponse proxy object which will allow you to quickly create and
test your servlet.
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