I'd like to write a test case for the ResultSetWrapper and a couple of subclasses I've written. I'm wondering about how to approach doing so. Does it make more sense to write a stubbed-out ResultSet implementation that just provides dummy returns, or is it necessary to actually connect to a database and perform a real live honest to goodness query? Since I really only care that the ResultSetWrapper delegates method calls to the wrapper ResultSet, I don't see any need of going through the effort of setting up a database connection, when it seems that a dummy implementation would provide the same capability.
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