public void TryParse_FailsOnInvalidKeys(string key)
{
// Act
CompositeTableKey tableKey;
bool result = CompositeTableKey.TryParse(key, out tableKey);
// Assert
Assert.False(result);
Assert.Null(tableKey);
}
public void TryParse_SucceedsOnValidKeys(string key, string[] expectedSegments)
{
// Act
CompositeTableKey tableKey;
bool result = CompositeTableKey.TryParse(key, out tableKey);
// Assert
Assert.True(result);
Assert.Equal(expectedSegments, tableKey.Segments);
}
protected virtual CompositeTableKey GetStorageKey(string id)
{
if (id == null)
{
throw new ArgumentNullException("id");
}
CompositeTableKey compositeKey;
if (!CompositeTableKey.TryParse(id, out compositeKey) || compositeKey.Segments.Count != 2)
{
// We have either invalid, no keys, or too many keys
string error = ASResources.StorageTable_InvalidKey.FormatForUser(id);
throw new HttpResponseException(this.Request.CreateBadRequestResponse(error));
}
return(compositeKey);
}
protected virtual CompositeTableKey GetCompositeKey(string id)
{
if (id == null)
{
throw new ArgumentNullException("id");
}
CompositeTableKey compositeKey;
if (CompositeTableKey.TryParse(id, out compositeKey))
{
return(compositeKey);
}
string error = EFResources.TableKeys_InvalidKey.FormatForUser(id);
throw new HttpResponseException(this.Request.CreateNotFoundResponse(error));
}