by Brian Mains
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Hopefully, you have seen how using a more object-oriented
approach to development can make ASP.NET development more unit test friendly
and can be a benefit in more complex applications that require a lot of
interaction. You can get the code from my Nucleo project at http://www.codeplex.com/nucleo.
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Title:
Good Article's
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LoveIndonesia
Date:
10/28/2009 5:59:38 AM
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good articles but sometime i can't understand the mean in article because my english is bad.:D
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wow. just what i needed.
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d potter
Date:
7/22/2009 1:06:37 PM
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this article explained just what i needed to know at just the right level of detail. spot on, man.
protip: if you're stubbing both Request and Response, combine them into an IRequestResponseManager so your stub can share the same HttpCookieCollection across simulated redirects/etc.
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Timely info
Name:
Scheffler
Date:
8/26/2008 6:45:50 PM
Comment:
Nice article Brian. I had a similar need today and this fit the bill quite nicely. I used a pared down version of the ISessionStateManager interface you defined above because I was only barely interacting with the Session state collection. However, this has allowed me to nicely stub out and test locally my persistence logic for some prototyping work before fully fleshing out my NHibernate logic.
Thanks for taking the time to write and share your idea.
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Good
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venkat
Date:
1/25/2008 2:43:08 AM
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its Good...! better to provide code for this.
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good
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max
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10/9/2007 3:07:04 AM
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this article is very..good...keep it up
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zee
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mami
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8/13/2007 8:35:18 PM
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zzzzzzzzzzz
toooo borrring to read and make things much more fuzzzzy than it should be.
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gud
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mini
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7/12/2007 9:23:00 AM
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gud one
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