One of the difficulties in Unit Testing ASP.NET MVC Web Applications is any dependence on HttpContext.
Code that you may encounter frequently in your ASP.NET MVC Controller methods is a check for whether or not the Request object is an AJAX Request.
So how exactly do you Unit Test this for your ASP.NET MVC Web Applications?
Well, there is an article on how to do just that! http://thegrayzone.co.uk/blog/2010/03/mocking-request-isajaxrequest/
Once you set the Request Headers for the Mocked HttpRequestBase object, you will be able to return true for the Ajax request and complete your Unit Tests!
Code that you may encounter frequently in your ASP.NET MVC Controller methods is a check for whether or not the Request object is an AJAX Request.
So how exactly do you Unit Test this for your ASP.NET MVC Web Applications?
Well, there is an article on how to do just that! http://thegrayzone.co.uk/blog/2010/03/mocking-request-isajaxrequest/
Once you set the Request Headers for the Mocked HttpRequestBase object, you will be able to return true for the Ajax request and complete your Unit Tests!
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