public void MatchDependsOnRequest()
        {
            // it tries to get HttpContext.Request only when HttpMethodConstraint actually has one or more values.
            var c = new MyHttpMethodConstraint(new string [] { "GET" });

            c.CallMatch(new HttpContextStub(), new Route(null, null), "foo", new RouteValueDictionary(), RouteDirection.IncomingRequest);
        }
        public void Match2()
        {
            var c = new MyHttpMethodConstraint(new string [] { "GET" });

            Assert.IsFalse(c.CallMatch(new HttpContextStub(""), new Route(null, null), "foo", new RouteValueDictionary(), RouteDirection.IncomingRequest), "#1");
            Assert.IsTrue(c.CallMatch(new HttpContextStub("", "", "GET"), new Route(null, null), "", new RouteValueDictionary(), RouteDirection.IncomingRequest), "#2");
            Assert.IsFalse(c.CallMatch(new HttpContextStub("", "", "POST"), new Route(null, null), "", new RouteValueDictionary(), RouteDirection.IncomingRequest), "#3");
            // LAMESPEC: .NET allows case-insensitive comparison, which violates RFC 2616
            // Assert.IsFalse (c.CallMatch (new HttpContextStub ("", "", "get"), new Route (null, null), "", new RouteValueDictionary (), RouteDirection.IncomingRequest), "#4");
        }
        public void MatchNullValues()
        {
            var c = new MyHttpMethodConstraint(new string [0]);

            c.CallMatch(new HttpContextStub(), new Route(null, null), "foo", null, RouteDirection.IncomingRequest);
        }
        public void Match()
        {
            var c = new MyHttpMethodConstraint(new string [0]);

            Assert.IsFalse(c.CallMatch(new HttpContextStub(), new Route(null, null), "foo", new RouteValueDictionary(), RouteDirection.IncomingRequest));
        }
		public void Match ()
		{
			var c = new MyHttpMethodConstraint (new string [0]);
			Assert.IsFalse (c.CallMatch (new HttpContextStub (), new Route (null, null), "foo", new RouteValueDictionary (), RouteDirection.IncomingRequest));
		}
		public void MatchNullValues ()
		{
			var c = new MyHttpMethodConstraint (new string [0]);
			c.CallMatch (new HttpContextStub (), new Route (null, null), "foo", null, RouteDirection.IncomingRequest);
		}
		public void Match2 ()
		{
			var c = new MyHttpMethodConstraint (new string [] {"GET"});
			Assert.IsFalse (c.CallMatch (new HttpContextStub (""), new Route (null, null), "foo", new RouteValueDictionary (), RouteDirection.IncomingRequest), "#1");
			Assert.IsTrue (c.CallMatch (new HttpContextStub ("", "", "GET"), new Route (null, null), "", new RouteValueDictionary (), RouteDirection.IncomingRequest), "#2");
			Assert.IsFalse (c.CallMatch (new HttpContextStub ("", "", "POST"), new Route (null, null), "", new RouteValueDictionary (), RouteDirection.IncomingRequest), "#3");
			// LAMESPEC: .NET allows case-insensitive comparison, which violates RFC 2616
			// Assert.IsFalse (c.CallMatch (new HttpContextStub ("", "", "get"), new Route (null, null), "", new RouteValueDictionary (), RouteDirection.IncomingRequest), "#4");
		}
		public void MatchDependsOnRequest ()
		{
			// it tries to get HttpContext.Request only when HttpMethodConstraint actually has one or more values.
			var c = new MyHttpMethodConstraint (new string [] {"GET"});
			c.CallMatch (new HttpContextStub (), new Route (null, null), "foo", new RouteValueDictionary (), RouteDirection.IncomingRequest);
		}