Hi all,

I'm working on an app that will take user input from a form, and based on that input return a new view. I want to unit test this but I have searched and searched and cannot find a good way to insert elements into the request so that I can return the correct view. 

Is there a really simple way to just add request parameters when unit testing?

Thanks,
sdelano

 Nevermind, I found Moq. I would like the ability to not have to use Mocking (actually have never heard about it until today) but I guess I can work with it.

Have a look at this blog bost

http://weblogs.asp.net/stephenwalther/archive/2008/07/11/asp-net-mvc-tip-18-parameterize-the-http-context.aspx Stephen shows how to convert form parameters into a namevaluecollection which is passed as a parameter to your controller.  You can create a NameValueCollection in your test method and pass it to the controller under test, no need for a context or any mocking.

hope that helps

 Thanks for the heads up Paul. It turns out that I liked Moq and can see its usefulness in unit testing other parts of my app. I think I am going to stick with it for my purposes at the moment.

 -sdelano