Have updated the web.config to use the new HttpModule but the XPath statement that is generated
for the LookupByPath doesn't seem to be matching my root node. But everything else is actually working!
this starts making a bunch of sense. Have empty ctor's on all ILookups since their methods get passed a
DocumentRequest object which has access to all of the context's and properties that they will ever need.
set at runtime. Exposes UmbracoContext via DocumentRequest which simplifies some things. Removes
dependency on UmbracoContext from DefaultRoutesCache, now InPreviewMode is checked before passing
processing to the IRoutesCache provider. Changed NiceUrls to NiceUrlResolver.
from the initial concept. The module is not active as it currently will not work because of
contructor dependencies and classes marked as internal, will liase with Stephen regarding this.
not the wrapper classes since this is incorrect, now they are at least abstracted so they
don't rely on the real HttpContext but these should be obsoleted and not used but thats
a different story
Had to fix the ApplicationTree and Application classes to lazily call the Cache method
(which is no renamed to EnsureCache) so that we could set the config location in the unit tests.
This should also improve performance a teeny bit and allow for better error handling if required.
Updated InternalsVisibleTo declarations.
Updated the ApplicationTest test to use a new base class as a test to install a local sqlce database
for testing against.
Added Umbraco.Core project.
Added Umbraco.Web project.
Created new sln folder Legacy
locally when debugging. Updated build script to not have to manually build the umbracosqlce project
since its now referenced.
Updated ignore file.
Removed Umbraco.sdf as being referenced in the repository.
Fixed SqlCEInstaller to automatically create the sqlce database if it doesn't exist, we now don't ship the empty database
and this is much nicer for working in the core.
to detail how to get these unit tests actually running.
In the future, if we need to write unit tests that absolutely require an HttpContext, we can use this
project but it is not recommended. I'll be creating the new Unit Test project shortly which will be
based on NUnit.
I might actually be able to update these tests to run as NUnit too, we'll see.
