public void JwtSecurityTokenHandler_Defaults()
{
JwtSecurityTokenHandler handler = new JwtSecurityTokenHandler();
Assert.IsTrue(handler.CanValidateToken, "!handler.CanValidateToken");
Assert.IsTrue(handler.CanWriteToken, "!handler.CanWriteToken");
Assert.IsNotNull(handler.SignatureProviderFactory, "handler.SignatureProviderFactory == null");
Assert.AreEqual(handler.TokenType, typeof(JwtSecurityToken), "handler.TokenType != typeof(JwtSecurityToken)");
try
{
handler.CreateSecurityTokenReference(new JwtSecurityToken(), false);
}
catch (NotSupportedException)
{
}
string[] tokenIdentifiers = handler.GetTokenTypeIdentifiers();
Assert.AreEqual(tokenIdentifiers.Length, 2, "tokenIdentifiers.Length != 2 ");
// this seemly simple order will break WebSSO if the first type is not an absolute URI
Assert.AreEqual(tokenIdentifiers[0], JwtConstants.TokenTypeAlt, "tokenIdentifiers[0] != JwtConstants.TokenTypeAlt ");
Uri result = null;
Assert.IsTrue(Uri.TryCreate(tokenIdentifiers[0], UriKind.Absolute, out result), "tokenIdentifiers[0] must be able to create an UriKind.Absolute");
Assert.AreEqual(tokenIdentifiers[1], JwtConstants.TokenType, "tokenIdentifiers[1] != JwtConstants.TokenType");
}
