Any way to create HttpPosted File?

[Shimon Sim]

I am writing a unit test for the class that will take a HttpPostedFile in of
it methods as a parameter. I need to pass this parameter to the method in
the test but I don't see any way to create this file using C#.
I understand that from security point of view it makes sense but I got to
write this test unless it's impossible.
Thanks,
Shimon.

[Karl]

I don't think you'll be able to do anything in an automatic/programmatic
fashion...

Karl

"Shimon Sim" <es*****@att.net> wrote in message
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I am writing a unit test for the class that will take a HttpPostedFile in of it methods as a parameter. I need to pass this parameter to the method in
the test but I don't see any way to create this file using C#.
I understand that from security point of view it makes sense but I got to
write this test unless it's impossible.
Thanks,
Shimon.

[Shimon Sim]

Karl
Thanks for both answers.
Shimon.
"Karl" <none> wrote in message
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I don't think you'll be able to do anything in an automatic/programmatic
fashion...

Karl

"Shimon Sim" <es*****@att.net> wrote in message
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I am writing a unit test for the class that will take a HttpPostedFile in

of

it methods as a parameter. I need to pass this parameter to the method

in the test but I don't see any way to create this file using C#.
I understand that from security point of view it makes sense but I got to write this test unless it's impossible.
Thanks,
Shimon.

[Joerg Jooss]

Shimon Sim wrote:

I am writing a unit test for the class that will take a
HttpPostedFile in of it methods as a parameter. I need to pass this
parameter to the method in the test but I don't see any way to create
this file using C#.
I understand that from security point of view it makes sense but I
got to write this test unless it's impossible.

I suggest changing the method so it doesn't accept a HttpPostedFile object,
but a Stream instead. This decouples your logic from ASP.NET specific
objects and makes it much easier to test -- not to mention enhanced
resuability.

Cheers,

--
Joerg Jooss
jo*********@gmx.net