public void ICanSerializeAndDeserializeAHttpUserChangeRequest()
{
string username = "******";
string password = GetRandomValidPassword();
var payload = PayloadConverter.SerializeHttpConnectivityRequest(UserChangeRequestOperationType.Enable, username, password, DateTimeOffset.MinValue);
var serverConverter = new ClusterProvisioningServerPayloadConverter();
var request = serverConverter.DeserializeChangeRequest <HttpUserChangeRequest>(payload);
Assert.AreEqual(username, request.Username, "Round trip serialize/deserialize enable http does not match username");
Assert.AreEqual(password, request.Password, "Round trip serialize/deserialize enable http does not match password");
Assert.AreEqual(UserChangeOperationType.Enable, request.Operation, "Round trip serialize/deserialize enable http does not match operation requested");
payload = PayloadConverter.SerializeHttpConnectivityRequest(UserChangeRequestOperationType.Disable, username, password, DateTimeOffset.MinValue);
request = serverConverter.DeserializeChangeRequest <HttpUserChangeRequest>(payload);
Assert.AreEqual(UserChangeOperationType.Disable, request.Operation, "Round trip serialize/deserialize disabl http does not match operation requested");
// Technically per spec these shouldn't matter for disable... but the serializer should do it's jobDetails correctly.
Assert.AreEqual(username, request.Username, "Round trip serialize/deserialize disable http does not match username");
Assert.AreEqual(password, request.Password, "Round trip serialize/deserialize disable http does not match password");
}
