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Not directly answering the question but one way to limit the amount of tests that need to use dummy data is to use a mocking framework to create mocked objects that you can use to fake the behavior of any dependencies you have in a class.

For the former, you need a mocking framework (I'm only familiar with Perl ones, but i'm sure they exist in Java/C#). A sign of a good framework would be ability to take a running app, RECORD all the method calls/returns, and then mock the selected methods (e.g. the ones you are not testing in this specific unit test) using recorded data. For good unit tests you MUST mock every external dependency - e.g., no calls to filesystem, no calls to DB or other data access layers unless that is what you are testing, etc...

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For the latter, the same mocking framework is useful, plus ability to create test data sets (that can be reset for each test). The data to be loaded for the tests can reside in any offline storage that you can load from - BCP files for Sybase DB data, XML, whatever tickles your fancy. We use both BCP and XML.

Abstract:This paper presents the design and implementation of a digital control system for modular multilevel converters (MMC) and its use in a 5 kW small-scale prototype. To achieve higher system control reliability and multi-functionality, the proposed architecture has been built with an effective split of the control tasks between a master controller and six slave controllers, one for each of the six arms of the converter. The MMC prototype has been used for testing both converter and system-level controls in a reduced-scale laboratory set up of a Multi-Terminal DC transmission network (MTDC). The whole control has been tested to validate the proposed control strategies. The tests performed at system level allowed exploration of the advantages of using an MMC in a MTDC system.Keywords: digital controller; digital signal processors (DSP); modular multilevel converters (MMC); multi-terminal DC network (MTDC)

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You should not mock the Request facade. Instead, pass the input you desire into the HTTP testing methods such as get and post when running your test. Likewise, instead of mocking the Config facade, call the Config::set method in your tests.

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