I need to implement my own Profile properties and was going to inherit from System.Web.Profile.ProfileBase to achieve this.
What I don’t understand is how to best unit test this Profile class in isolation without hitting the database.
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I need to implement my own Profile properties and was going to inherit from System.Web.Profile.ProfileBase to achieve this.
What I don’t understand is how to best unit test this Profile class in isolation without hitting the database.
I came across this situation today and found your question while trying to find an answer.
What I have ended up doing is wrapping up all calls to ProfileBase in a wrapper class, and mocking out the wrapper class using this
pattern
which talks specifically about Rhino Mocks
Not sure this will help you as it was a few months ago now since you asked the question.