Mocking UrlReferrer

[Adrian Grigore]

Hi,

When using the TestHelper, how can I mock Request.UrlReferrer? I need
to set a value for the referrer in my test setup.

Thanks,

Adrian

[Jeremy Skinner]

You can use Rhino Mocks' Expect extension method as you would with a manually-created mock:

var tcb = new TestControllerBuilder();

tcb.HttpContext.Request.Expect(x => x.UrlReferrer).Return(new Uri("http://foo"));

Jeremy

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[Adrian Grigore]

Thanks, Jeremy! :)

On 10 Nov., 17:08, Jeremy Skinner <jer...@jeremyskinner.co.uk> wrote:
> You can use Rhino Mocks' Expect extension method as you would with a
> manually-created mock:
>
> var tcb = new TestControllerBuilder();
> tcb.HttpContext.Request.Expect(x => x.UrlReferrer).Return(new Uri("http://foo"));
>
> Jeremy
>

> On 10 November 2010 14:55, Adrian Grigore <australiena...@googlemail.com>wrote:
>
> > Hi,
>
> > When using the TestHelper, how can I mock Request.UrlReferrer? I need
> > to set a value for the referrer in my test setup.
>
> > Thanks,
>
> > Adrian
>
> > --
> > Contact Jeffrey Palermo or Eric Hexter with specific questions about the

> > MvcContrib project.  Or go tohttp://mvccontrib.org