I have a question. I've built custom class in my project that contains开发者_高级运维 public static property ctx and assingn HttpContext.Current object to it. In runtime that property seem to reference HttpContext object, but ctx.Session class is null. When i debug my app the left side of an expression (ctx) is not exactly the same as right side (HttpContext.Current). why this is happening?
Grettings
HttpContext.Current is a singleton only for that request. By assigning the HttpContext.Current to a static variable you would be sharing this HttpContext.Current to an entire scope, which may not be right.
Session is a per user object while, static is an application wide object. Use static wisely.
What I would do would be something like this.
1- a static class (ex: ContextFactory
) which provides current httpcontext. If it has HttpContext.Current, then is provides that value, if not then it provides an assigned context. In your case, new Mock<HttpContextBase>();
public static class ContextFactory
{
private static HttpContextBase current = null;
public static HttpContextBase Current
{
get { return current ?? HttpContext.Current; }
set { current = value; }
}
}
2- Then I alter the code UserSess to
public static class UserSess
{
public static UserID
{
get { return ContextFactory.Current.Session["UserID"]; }
set { ContextFactory.Current.Session["UserID"] = value; }
}
//...
}
sincerely
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