public void SetUp()
{
mUserServiceMock = A.Fake<IUserService>();
mAuthManagerMock = new AuthenticationManagerMock();
mTestedController = new UserController(mUserServiceMock, mAuthManagerMock);
}
public async Task TestCreateFirewallRuleHandlesTokenExpiration()
{
// Given the token has expired
string serverName = "myserver.database.windows.net";
var sub1Mock = new Mock <IAzureUserAccountSubscriptionContext>();
SetupCreateSession();
string expectedErrorMsg = "Token is expired";
AuthenticationManagerMock.Setup(a => a.GetSubscriptionsAsync()).ThrowsAsync(new ExpiredTokenException(expectedErrorMsg));
// When I request the firewall be created
var createFirewallParams = new CreateFirewallRuleParams()
{
ServerName = serverName,
StartIpAddress = "1.1.1.1",
EndIpAddress = "1.1.1.255",
Account = CreateAccount(),
SecurityTokenMappings = new Dictionary <string, AccountSecurityToken>()
};
await TestUtils.RunAndVerify <CreateFirewallRuleResponse>(
(context) => ResourceProviderService.HandleCreateFirewallRuleRequest(createFirewallParams, context),
(response) =>
{
// Then I expect the response to indicate that we failed due to token expiration
Assert.NotNull(response);
Assert.Equal(expectedErrorMsg, response.ErrorMessage);
Assert.True(response.IsTokenExpiredFailure);
Assert.False(response.Result);
});
}
private void SetupReturnsSubscriptions(IEnumerable <IAzureUserAccountSubscriptionContext> subs)
{
AuthenticationManagerMock.Setup(a => a.GetSubscriptionsAsync()).Returns(() => Task.FromResult(subs));
}
