How should I integrate session state into an ASP.NET MVC application?

Although there is nothing, in principle, wrong with using Session in ASP.NET MVC applications (well, at least nothing more wrong than using it in other ASP.NET applications...), I tend to feel it should be a last resort, when other things don't work.

As for unit testing, you will need a fake HttpContext object (extend from HttpContextBase) and a fake session object (extend from SessionStateBase). Or you can do what we do, and use Phil Haacks HttpSimulator. Not a perfect solution, but there are so many tightly coupled objects that get wired together when you do anything with asp that you won't ever really find anything particularly elegant.

We found we kept bumping into it so much that it was worth it to grab those classes and stick them in a helper library.

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