I think you dont need a GWT module for gwt-syncproxy. It should work in a pure JUnit test as it does not use GWT.create() for creating the GWT service. gwt-syncproxy uses Java's dynamic proxy to implement the service interface and uses Java's HttpUrlConnection to call your server.
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