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Tip Glade 3, the version used in this book, now allows integrated development environments such as Anjuta to embed it into their user interfaces. These IDEs provide a complete, start-to-finish solution for deploying GTK+ applications.

It turned out that the way that the application handled the internal error of not being sent a session-id was to assign the client the session-id of the user that was last logged in All that we had to do was wait for the administrator to log in and then submit a request with a missing session-id in order to get the administrator s session-id and all of the privileges that come with it Of course, we did not quite know when the administrator would log in next, but we just waited and tried not sending back a session-id every now and then Eventually, the administrator logged in, and we were able to hijack the administrator s session All that we did was change the administrator s password to cracked and e-mailed him to let him know that he had an exploitable vulnerability in his system..

repository.Stub(r => r.GetNextConference()).Return(conferenceToFind);

Another advantage of Glade is that, since the user interfaces are stored as XML files, they are independent of the language. Any language that has wrapped the functionality provided by Libglade can load user interfaces. This means that the same graphical user interface designer can be used regardless of the programming language you choose. Before continuing with the rest of this chapter, you should install Glade, Libglade, and the development package for Libglade from your operating system s package manager. Alternatively, you can download and compile the sources from http://glade.gnome.org/. Also, you should make sure to follow along and create this application while reading the rest of the chapter. This will give you a chance to learn your way around the Glade 3 application, so you can get as much practice as possible while you have this book to guide you.

var controller = new RedirectController(repository); RedirectToRouteResult result = controller.NextConference(); Assert.That(result.RouteValues["controller"], Is.EqualTo("conference")); Assert.That(result.RouteValues["action"], Is.EqualTo("index")); Assert.That(result.RouteValues["conferenceKey"], Is.EqualTo("thekey")); } } }

When you launch Glade for the first time, you will see three windows: the main window, the widget palette, and the widget property editor. Figure 10-1 is a screenshot of the main Glade application window with a project opened from the file browser.glade.

6. The session ID was sent to the client in a cookie (cookies will be covered further in 7). Browsers automatically send cookies back to web servers as per the HTTP specification. However, what if the browser doesn t conform to specification

Rhino Mocks supports setting up dynamic stubs as well as dynamic mocks. The lines with Stub(...) are used so that a stubbing method or property always returns a given object. By using the Rhino Mocks library, we can provide dependency simulations quickly for easy unit testing. A dynamic mocking library like Rhino Mocks isn t appropriate in every unit-testing scenario. The usage in listing 4.9 is the bread-and-butter scenario that reduces the amount of setup code inside unit tests. More complex needs can quickly stress the Rhino Mocks API and become hard to read. Although Rhino Mocks supports almost everything you could want to do, the readability of tests is important to maintain. When you need to assert method parameters of dependencies or do something special, don t be afraid to push Rhino Mocks to the side and leverage a concrete mock or stub to keep the test readable.

Figure 10-1. The main Glade window The main window facilitates Glade project management. The Projects menu shows a list of the currently open projects, allowing you to switch among them. The main window also includes the widget tree view, which shows the widget containment of the project with focus. The widget tree view shows the parent-to-child container relationships within a project. It is possible to have multiple top-level widgets. However, in Figure 10-1, window is the only toplevel widget of the browser.glade project. This window is where you will specify project options, save the project, and load existing projects. The menus in this window also provide many other options that can help you when working with projects, such as undoing and redoing actions.