public void FromXml_WrongVersion()
{
EventLogPermission elp = new EventLogPermission(PermissionState.None);
SecurityElement se = elp.ToXml();
se.Attributes.Remove("version");
se.Attributes.Add("version", "2");
elp.FromXml(se);
}
public void FromXml_NoVersion()
{
EventLogPermission elp = new EventLogPermission(PermissionState.None);
SecurityElement se = elp.ToXml();
SecurityElement w = new SecurityElement(se.Tag);
w.AddAttribute("class", se.Attribute("class"));
elp.FromXml(w);
}
public void FromXml_WrongTagCase()
{
EventLogPermission elp = new EventLogPermission(PermissionState.None);
SecurityElement se = elp.ToXml();
se.Tag = "IPERMISSION"; // instead of IPermission
elp.FromXml(se);
// note: normally IPermission classes (in corlib) DO care about the
// IPermission tag
}
public void FromXml_NoClass()
{
EventLogPermission elp = new EventLogPermission(PermissionState.None);
SecurityElement se = elp.ToXml();
SecurityElement w = new SecurityElement(se.Tag);
w.AddAttribute("version", se.Attribute("version"));
elp.FromXml(w);
// doesn't even care of the class attribute presence
}
public void FromXml_WrongClass()
{
EventLogPermission elp = new EventLogPermission(PermissionState.None);
SecurityElement se = elp.ToXml();
SecurityElement w = new SecurityElement(se.Tag);
w.AddAttribute("class", "Wrong" + se.Attribute("class"));
w.AddAttribute("version", se.Attribute("version"));
elp.FromXml(w);
// doesn't care of the class name at that stage
// anyway the class has already be created so...
}
public void FromXml_Null()
{
EventLogPermission elp = new EventLogPermission(PermissionState.None);
elp.FromXml(null);
}