public void SetDefaultConnection()
{
// Fallback to 'Default' for backwards compatibility
var loginType = HelperMethods.GetAppSettingsValue("LoginType", true) ?? "Default";
CrmConnection connection;
CrmConnection adminConnection;
switch (loginType)
{
case "Default":
connection = UsernamePasswordCrmConnection.FromAppConfig();
adminConnection = UsernamePasswordCrmConnection.AdminConnectionFromAppConfig();
break;
case "ClientSecret":
connection = ClientSecretCrmConnection.CreateFromAppConfig();
adminConnection = ClientSecretCrmConnection.CreateAdminConnectionFromAppConfig();
break;
case "Hybrid":
connection = HybridCrmConnection.CreateFromAppConfig();
adminConnection = HybridCrmConnection.CreateAdminConnectionFromAppConfig();
break;
// Implementations can add their own 'LoginType'. If this is done, then this method shouldn't do anything
default:
return;
}
GlobalTestingContext.ConnectionManager.SetAdminConnection(adminConnection);
GlobalTestingContext.ConnectionManager.SetCurrentConnection(connection);
}
public void SetDefaultConnection()
{
var authType = HelperMethods.GetAppSettingsValue("AuthType", true);
CrmConnection connection;
CrmConnection adminConnection;
if (authType.Equals("ClientSecret", StringComparison.InvariantCultureIgnoreCase))
{
connection = ClientSecretCrmConnection.CreateFromAppConfig();
adminConnection = ClientSecretCrmConnection.CreateAdminConnectionFromAppConfig();
}
else
{
connection = UsernamePasswordCrmConnection.FromAppConfig();
adminConnection = UsernamePasswordCrmConnection.AdminConnectionFromAppConfig();
}
GlobalTestingContext.ConnectionManager.SetAdminConnection(adminConnection);
GlobalTestingContext.ConnectionManager.SetCurrentConnection(connection);
}
