Right now I'm trying to test Session variables. For example I set:
Session["test"] = "test";
Then:
if (blah) { Session["test"] = "foo"; }
else if (testing) { Session["test"] = "foo2"; }
I'd like to be able to run tests so that depending on the conditions I set forth I can see that the Session variable has changed appropriately. I've tried using Moq and I'm able to create a Mock Session and then define a variable to return something specific:
controllerContext.Setup(x => x.HttpContext.Session["test"]).Returns("test");
This doesn't change though when running through the test. It seems even further complicated if I'm strongly typing the variables by using a Session wrapper since I try to pass the mock session and context between controllers.
I've a read a little about FakeContext and Fake Sessions as opposed to Mock. I've also heard a little about using delegates. Really I'm just trying to emulate what happens when the code is actually running and make sure the end result is what I expect and it happens to often depend on my Session variables. What would be the best approach towards testing their modification is properly being done?
