Hello World of Rhino Mocks  by Buddy Lindsey on January 16, 2008
Mock Objects are something that I hear more and more and more
and more about as I continue my path into the TDD world, and
even from some not in the TDD world.  They are a wonderful tool
for helping you to create code for tests that hasn't been
implemented yet. Or to help test your data access code without
having to run to the database every time you run a test.  Before
we go much further lets get a more "formal" definition of Mock
Objects.  For that lets visit Wikipedia:   To use Rhino Mocks
first you need to download Rhino Mocks then unzip it somewhere
on your hard drive.  Then in your projects just go to add
references in the solution explorer then the browse tab then
find the assembly where you unzipped it and tada you are read to
start.  So let me introduce you to basically what the
application is I wrote to mess with mock objects.  Getting
Started  First, let me tell you I don't completely understand
what is going on with Rhino Mocks and