MonoRail/Castle.MonoRail.Framework/Test/MockServerUtility.cs

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  14
  15 namespace Castle.MonoRail.Framework.Test
  16 {
  17         using System;
  18         using System.IO;
  19
  20         /// <summary>
  21         /// Represents a mock implementation of <see cref="IServerUtility"/> for unit test purposes.
  22         /// </summary>
  23         public class MockServerUtility : IServerUtility
  24         {
  25                 /// <summary>
  26                 /// Returns the physical path for the
  27                 /// specified virtual path.
  28                 /// </summary>
  29                 /// <param name="virtualPath">The virtual path.</param>
  30                 /// <returns>The mapped path</returns>
  31                 public virtual string MapPath(string virtualPath)
  32                 {
  33                         return Path.Combine(AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory, virtualPath);
  34                 }
  35
  36                 /// <summary>
  37                 /// HTML encodes a string and returns the encoded string.
  38                 /// </summary>
  39                 /// <param name="content">The text string to HTML encode.</param>
  40                 /// <returns>The HTML encoded text.</returns>
  41                 public virtual string HtmlEncode(string content)
  42                 {
  43                         return content;
  44                 }
  45
  46                 /// <summary>
  47                 /// URL encodes a string and returns the encoded string.
  48                 /// </summary>
  49                 /// <param name="content">The text to URL encode.</param>
  50                 /// <returns>The URL encoded text.</returns>
  51                 public virtual string UrlEncode(string content)
  52                 {
  53                         return content.Replace("&", "&amp;");
  54                 }
  55
  56                 /// <summary>
  57                 /// URL decodes a string and returns the decoded string.
  58                 /// </summary>
  59                 /// <param name="content">The text to URL decode.</param>
  60                 /// <returns>The URL decoded text.</returns>
  61                 public virtual string UrlDecode(string content)
  62                 {
  63                         return content.Replace("&amp", "&");
  64                 }
  65
  66                 /// <summary>
  67                 /// URL encodes the path portion of a URL string and returns the encoded string.
  68                 /// </summary>
  69                 /// <param name="content">The text to URL encode.</param>
  70                 /// <returns>The URL encoded text.</returns>
  71                 public virtual string UrlPathEncode(string content)
  72                 {
  73                         return content;
  74                 }
  75
  76                 /// <summary>
  77                 /// Escapes JavaScript with Url encoding and returns the encoded string.
  78                 /// </summary>
  79                 /// <param name="content">The text to URL encode and escape JavaScript within.</param>
  80                 /// <returns>
  81                 /// The URL encoded and JavaScript escaped text.
  82                 /// </returns>
  83                 /// <remarks>
  84                 /// Converts quotes, single quotes and CR/LFs to their representation as an escape character.
  85                 /// </remarks>
  86                 public virtual string JavaScriptEscape(string content)
  87                 {
  88                         return content;
  89                 }
  90         }
  91 }