Re: creating a dummy session object for unit testing

The session object is a simple Map, so creating it is easy. First, you have to define an instance variable in which to store the session, and second, you need to implement the setSession() method. public class MyAction implements SessionAware { private Map session; public void setSessi

Re: creating a dummy session object for unit testing

Thanks for the tip, but I'll need an actual code snippet, because when I make my action implement SessionAware, I need to also implement the setSession() method, and I'm back to square 1, trying to figure out how to create a session object. I can send a HashMap to the method, but what does it h

Re: creating a dummy session object for unit testing

If your Action implements SessionAware, you don't need to make a mock HttpSession at all. You just make a new HashMap, stuff it with the values you want, and call action.setSession(). Just one more of the things I love about Struts 2. :) But there are libraries around that do allow mock Htt

Re: creating a dummy session object for unit testing

Spring has a MockHttpSession, or perhaps you could use jMock? d. --- Session A Mwamufiya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > How do I go about creating a dummy HttpSession > object for unit testing a struts 2 app? > > I have created a dummy HttpServletRequest object, > but I can't instanciate

creating a dummy session object for unit testing

Hi, How do I go about creating a dummy HttpSession object for unit testing a struts 2 app? I have created a dummy HttpServletRequest object, but I can't instanciate an HttpSession in teh Request.getSession() method, because HttpSession is an abstract interface and I can't create an instance of