> Frederick Cheung wrote:
>>
>> Struct.new('FakeSession', :session_id)
>> fake_cgi_session = Struct::FakeSession.new('some session id')
>>
>> session = WhateverSessionStoreClass.new(fake_cgi_session)
>> session.restore
>>
Okay, pre-Rails-2.2, if you want to fake a session and you want to have
it work to create a new session with that ID even if one doesn't
currently exist, and you sometimes use an ActiveRecord session store
(phew), then instead of simply using a Struct to create a duck-typed
fake session, you need something that will implement new_session too,
still using the same session_id.
class FakeSession
attr_accessor :session_id
def initialize(a_session_id)
self.session_id = a_session_id
end
def new_session
return self.session_id
end
end
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