RSpec
Ruby on Rails
Ruby
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new
(<= v2.3.8)
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delete
(<= v2.3.8)
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delete_via_redirect
(<= v2.3.8)
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encode_cookies
(<= v2.3.8)
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follow_redirect!
(<= v2.3.8)
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generic_url_rewriter
(<= v2.3.8)
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get
(<= v2.3.8)
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get_via_redirect
(<= v2.3.8)
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head
(<= v2.3.8)
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host!
(<= v2.3.8)
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https!
(<= v2.3.8)
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https?
(<= v2.3.8)
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interpret_uri
(<= v2.3.8)
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multipart_body
(<= v2.3.8)
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multipart_requestify
(<= v2.3.8)
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name_with_prefix
(<= v2.3.8)
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parse_result
(<= v2.1.0)
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post
(<= v2.3.8)
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post_via_redirect
(<= v2.3.8)
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process
(<= v2.3.8)
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put
(<= v2.3.8)
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put_via_redirect
(<= v2.3.8)
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redirect?
(<= v2.3.8)
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requestify
(<= v2.3.8)
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request_via_redirect
(<= v2.3.8)
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reset!
(<= v2.3.8)
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url_for
(<= v2.3.8)
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xhr
(<= v2.3.8)
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xml_http_request
(<= v2.3.8)
- Test::Unit::Assertions
- ActionController::TestCase::Assertions
- ActionController::TestProcess
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MockCGI
(<= v1.2.6)
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MultiPartNeededException
(<= v2.3.8)
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StubCGI
(<= v2.1.0)
= private
= protected
An integration Session instance represents a set of requests and responses performed sequentially by some virtual user. Because you can instantiate multiple sessions and run them side-by-side, you can also mimic (to some limited extent) multiple simultaneous users interacting with your system.
Typically, you will instantiate a new session using IntegrationTest#open_session, rather than instantiating Integration::Session directly.
