/// <summary>
        /// Converts the specified HTTP request data into a standard form appropriate for signing.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="request">The HTTP request that needs to be signed.</param>
        /// <param name="accountName">The name of the storage account that the HTTP request will access.</param>
        /// <returns>The canonicalized string containing the HTTP request data in a standard form appropriate for signing.</returns>
        /// <seealso href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsazure/dd179428.aspx">Authentication for the Windows Azure Storage Services</seealso>
        public string CanonicalizeHttpRequest(HttpWebRequest request, string accountName)
        {
            CommonUtility.AssertNotNull("request", request);

            // Add the method (GET, POST, PUT, or HEAD).
            CanonicalizedString canonicalizedString = new CanonicalizedString(request.Method);

            // Add the Content-* HTTP headers. Empty values are allowed.
            canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(request.Headers[HttpRequestHeader.ContentEncoding]);
            canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(request.Headers[HttpRequestHeader.ContentLanguage]);
            AuthenticationUtility.AppendCanonicalizedContentLengthHeader(canonicalizedString, request);
            canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(request.Headers[HttpRequestHeader.ContentMd5]);
            canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(request.ContentType);

            // Add the Date HTTP header (only if the x-ms-date header is not being used)
            AuthenticationUtility.AppendCanonicalizedDateHeader(canonicalizedString, request);

            // Add If-* headers and Range header
            canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(request.Headers[HttpRequestHeader.IfModifiedSince]);
            canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(request.Headers[HttpRequestHeader.IfMatch]);
            canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(request.Headers[HttpRequestHeader.IfNoneMatch]);
            canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(request.Headers[HttpRequestHeader.IfUnmodifiedSince]);
            canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(request.Headers[HttpRequestHeader.Range]);

            // Add any custom headers
            AuthenticationUtility.AppendCanonicalizedCustomHeaders(canonicalizedString, request);

            // Add the canonicalized URI element
            string resourceString = AuthenticationUtility.GetCanonicalizedResourceString(request.RequestUri, accountName);

            canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(resourceString);

            return(canonicalizedString.ToString());
        }
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        /// <summary>
        /// Converts the specified HTTP request data into a standard form appropriate for signing.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="request">The HTTP request that needs to be signed.</param>
        /// <param name="accountName">The name of the storage account that the HTTP request will access.</param>
        /// <returns>The canonicalized string containing the HTTP request data in a standard form appropriate for signing.</returns>
        /// <seealso href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/Azure/dd179428.aspx">Authentication for the Microsoft Azure Storage Services</seealso>
        public string CanonicalizeHttpRequest(HttpRequestMessage request, string accountName)
        {
            CommonUtility.AssertNotNull("request", request);

            // Add the method (GET, POST, PUT, or HEAD).
            CanonicalizedString canonicalizedString = new CanonicalizedString(request.Method.Method, ExpectedCanonicalizedStringLength);

            // Add the Content-* HTTP headers. Empty values are allowed.
            if (request.Content != null)
            {
                canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement((request.Content.Headers.ContentMD5 == null) ? null :
                                                               Convert.ToBase64String(request.Content.Headers.ContentMD5));
                //canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(HttpRequestParsers.GetContentCRC64(request)); // should be covered by custom headers
                canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement((request.Content.Headers.ContentType == null) ? null :
                                                               request.Content.Headers.ContentType.ToString());
            }
            else
            {
                canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(null);
                canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(null);
            }

            // Add the Date HTTP header (only if the x-ms-date header is not being used)
            AuthenticationUtility.AppendCanonicalizedDateHeader(canonicalizedString, request);

            // Add any custom headers
            AuthenticationUtility.AppendCanonicalizedCustomHeaders(canonicalizedString, request);

            // Add the canonicalized URI element
            string resourceString = AuthenticationUtility.GetCanonicalizedResourceString(request.RequestUri, accountName, true);

            canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(resourceString);

            return(canonicalizedString.ToString());
        }
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        public string CanonicalizeHttpRequest(HttpRequestMessage request, string accountName)
        {
            // Add the method (GET, POST, PUT, or HEAD).
            CanonicalizedString canonicalizedString = new CanonicalizedString(request.Method.Method, ExpectedCanonicalizedStringLength);

            // Add the Content-* HTTP headers. Empty values are allowed.
            if (request.Content != null)
            {
                canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement((request.Content.Headers.ContentMD5 == null) ? null :
                                                               Convert.ToBase64String(request.Content.Headers.ContentMD5));
                canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement((request.Content.Headers.ContentType == null) ? null :
                                                               request.Content.Headers.ContentType.ToString());
            }
            else
            {
                canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(null);
                canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(null);
            }

            // Add the Date HTTP header (or the x-ms-date header if it is being used)
            AuthenticationUtility.AppendCanonicalizedDateHeader(canonicalizedString, request, true);

            // Add the canonicalized URI element
            string resourceString = AuthenticationUtility.GetCanonicalizedResourceString(request.RequestUri, accountName, true);

            canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(resourceString);

            return(canonicalizedString.ToString());
        }
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        public string CanonicalizeHttpRequest(HttpRequestMessage request, string accountName)
        {
            // Add the method (GET, POST, PUT, or HEAD).
            CanonicalizedString canonicalizedString = new CanonicalizedString(request.Method.Method);

            // Add the Content-* HTTP headers. Empty values are allowed.
            if (request.Content != null)
            {
                canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(HttpWebUtility.CombineHttpHeaderValues(request.Content.Headers.ContentEncoding));
                canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(HttpWebUtility.CombineHttpHeaderValues(request.Content.Headers.ContentLanguage));
                AuthenticationUtility.AppendCanonicalizedContentLengthHeader(canonicalizedString, request);
                canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement((request.Content.Headers.ContentMD5 == null) ? null :
                                                               Convert.ToBase64String(request.Content.Headers.ContentMD5));
                canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement((request.Content.Headers.ContentType == null) ? null :
                                                               request.Content.Headers.ContentType.ToString());
            }
            else
            {
                canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(null);
                canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(null);
                if (request.Method == HttpMethod.Put || request.Method == HttpMethod.Delete)
                {
                    canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement("0");
                }
                else
                {
                    canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(null);
                }

                canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(null);
                canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(null);
            }

            // Add the Date HTTP header (only if the x-ms-date header is not being used)
            AuthenticationUtility.AppendCanonicalizedDateHeader(canonicalizedString, request);

            // Add If-* headers and Range header
            canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(AuthenticationUtility.GetCanonicalizedHeaderValue(request.Headers.IfModifiedSince));
            canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(CommonUtility.GetFirstHeaderValue(request.Headers.IfMatch));
            canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(CommonUtility.GetFirstHeaderValue(request.Headers.IfNoneMatch));
            canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(AuthenticationUtility.GetCanonicalizedHeaderValue(request.Headers.IfUnmodifiedSince));
            canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement((request.Headers.Range == null) ? null :
                                                           CommonUtility.GetFirstHeaderValue(request.Headers.Range.Ranges));

            // Add any custom headers
            AuthenticationUtility.AppendCanonicalizedCustomHeaders(canonicalizedString, request);

            // Add the canonicalized URI element
            string resourceString = AuthenticationUtility.GetCanonicalizedResourceString(request.RequestUri, accountName);

            canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(resourceString);

            return(canonicalizedString.ToString());
        }
        public string CanonicalizeHttpRequest(HttpRequestMessage request, string accountName)
        {
            // Add the Date HTTP header (or the x-ms-date header if it is being used)
            string dateHeaderValue = AuthenticationUtility.GetPreferredDateHeaderValue(request);
            CanonicalizedString canonicalizedString = new CanonicalizedString(dateHeaderValue, ExpectedCanonicalizedStringLength);

            // Add the canonicalized URI element
            string resourceString = AuthenticationUtility.GetCanonicalizedResourceString(request.RequestUri, accountName, true);

            canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(resourceString);

            return(canonicalizedString.ToString());
        }
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        /// <summary>
        /// Converts the specified HTTP request data into a standard form appropriate for signing.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="request">The HTTP request that needs to be signed.</param>
        /// <param name="accountName">The name of the storage account that the HTTP request will access.</param>
        /// <returns>The canonicalized string containing the HTTP request data in a standard form appropriate for signing.</returns>
        /// <seealso href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsazure/dd179428.aspx">Authentication for the Windows Azure Storage Services</seealso>
        public string CanonicalizeHttpRequest(HttpWebRequest request, string accountName)
        {
            CommonUtility.AssertNotNull("request", request);

            // Add the x-ms-date or Date HTTP header
            string dateHeaderValue = AuthenticationUtility.GetPreferredDateHeaderValue(request);
            CanonicalizedString canonicalizedString = new CanonicalizedString(dateHeaderValue, ExpectedCanonicalizedStringLength);

            // Add the canonicalized URI element
            string resourceString = AuthenticationUtility.GetCanonicalizedResourceString(request.RequestUri, accountName, true);

            canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(resourceString);

            return(canonicalizedString.ToString());
        }
        /// <summary>
        /// Converts the specified HTTP request data into a standard form appropriate for signing.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="request">The HTTP request that needs to be signed.</param>
        /// <param name="accountName">The name of the storage account that the HTTP request will access.</param>
        /// <returns>The canonicalized string containing the HTTP request data in a standard form appropriate for signing.</returns>
        /// <seealso href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsazure/dd179428.aspx">Authentication for the Windows Azure Storage Services</seealso>
        public string CanonicalizeHttpRequest(HttpWebRequest request, string accountName)
        {
            // Add the method (GET, POST, PUT, or HEAD).
            CanonicalizedString canonicalizedString = new CanonicalizedString(request.Method, ExpectedCanonicalizedStringLength);

            // Add the Content-* HTTP headers. Empty values are allowed.
            canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(request.Headers[HttpRequestHeader.ContentMd5]);
            canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(request.ContentType);

            // Add the Date HTTP header (or the x-ms-date header if it is being used)
            AuthenticationUtility.AppendCanonicalizedDateHeader(canonicalizedString, request, true);

            // Add the canonicalized URI element
            string resourceString = AuthenticationUtility.GetCanonicalizedResourceString(request.Address, accountName, true);

            canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(resourceString);

            return(canonicalizedString.ToString());
        }
        /// <summary>
        /// Converts the specified HTTP request data into a standard form appropriate for signing.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="request">The HTTP request that needs to be signed.</param>
        /// <param name="accountName">The name of the storage account that the HTTP request will access.</param>
        /// <returns>The canonicalized string containing the HTTP request data in a standard form appropriate for signing.</returns>
        /// <seealso href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsazure/dd179428.aspx">Authentication for the Windows Azure Storage Services</seealso>
        public string CanonicalizeHttpRequest(HttpWebRequest request, string accountName)
        {
            CommonUtility.AssertNotNull("request", request);

            // Add the method (GET, POST, PUT, or HEAD).
            CanonicalizedString canonicalizedString = new CanonicalizedString(request.Method, ExpectedCanonicalizedStringLength);

            // Add the Content-* HTTP headers. Empty values are allowed.
            canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(request.Headers[HttpRequestHeader.ContentMd5]);
            canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(request.ContentType);

            // Add the Date HTTP header (only if the x-ms-date header is not being used)
            AuthenticationUtility.AppendCanonicalizedDateHeader(canonicalizedString, request);

            // Add any custom headers
            AuthenticationUtility.AppendCanonicalizedCustomHeaders(canonicalizedString, request);

            // Add the canonicalized URI element
            string resourceString = AuthenticationUtility.GetCanonicalizedResourceString(request.RequestUri, accountName, true);
            canonicalizedString.AppendCanonicalizedElement(resourceString);

            return canonicalizedString.ToString();
        }