public void FromXml_WrongTagCase()
{
SecurityPermission sp = new SecurityPermission(PermissionState.None);
SecurityElement se = sp.ToXml();
se.Tag = "IPERMISSION"; // instead of IPermission
sp.FromXml(se);
}
public void FromXml_WrongTag()
{
SecurityPermission sp = new SecurityPermission(PermissionState.None);
SecurityElement se = sp.ToXml();
se.Tag = "IMono";
sp.FromXml(se);
}
public void FromXml_WrongVersion()
{
SecurityPermission sp = new SecurityPermission(PermissionState.None);
SecurityElement se = sp.ToXml();
se.Attributes.Remove("version");
se.Attributes.Add("version", "2");
sp.FromXml(se);
}
public void FromXml_NoVersion()
{
SecurityPermission sp = new SecurityPermission(PermissionState.None);
SecurityElement se = sp.ToXml();
SecurityElement w = new SecurityElement(se.Tag);
w.AddAttribute("class", se.Attribute("class"));
sp.FromXml(w);
}
public void FromXml_NoClass()
{
SecurityPermission sp = new SecurityPermission(PermissionState.None);
SecurityElement se = sp.ToXml();
SecurityElement w = new SecurityElement(se.Tag);
w.AddAttribute("version", se.Attribute("version"));
sp.FromXml(w);
// doesn't even care of the class attribute presence
}
public void FromXml_WrongClass()
{
SecurityPermission sp = new SecurityPermission(PermissionState.None);
SecurityElement se = sp.ToXml();
SecurityElement w = new SecurityElement(se.Tag);
w.AddAttribute("class", "Wrong" + se.Attribute("class"));
w.AddAttribute("version", se.Attribute("version"));
sp.FromXml(w);
// doesn't care of the class name at that stage
// anyway the class has already be created so...
}
public static void SecurityPermissionCallMethods()
{
SecurityPermission sp = new SecurityPermission(new Permissions.PermissionState());
SecurityPermission sp2 = new SecurityPermission(new Permissions.SecurityPermissionFlag());
IPermission ip = sp.Copy();
IPermission ip2 = sp.Intersect(ip);
bool testbool = sp.IsSubsetOf(ip);
testbool = sp.IsUnrestricted();
ip2 = sp.Union(ip);
SecurityElement se = new SecurityElement("");
sp.FromXml(se);
se = sp.ToXml();
}
public void AddToPermissionSet()
{
PolicyStatement ps = new PolicyStatement(null);
Assert.AreEqual(Empty.ToString(), ps.PermissionSet.ToString(), "Empty");
SecurityPermission sp = new SecurityPermission(SecurityPermissionFlag.Execution);
IPermission p = ps.PermissionSet.AddPermission(sp);
Assert.AreEqual(sp.ToXml().ToString(), p.ToXml().ToString(), "AddPermission");
// but nothing was added
Assert.AreEqual(Empty.ToString(), ps.PermissionSet.ToString(), "Still Empty");
// and (strangely) it's not considered a read-only permission set
// as this property is always false for PermissionSet
Assert.IsFalse(ps.PermissionSet.IsReadOnly, "IsReadOnly");
}
public void PermissionState_None()
{
PermissionState ps = PermissionState.None;
SecurityPermission sp = new SecurityPermission(ps);
Assert.AreEqual(SecurityPermissionFlag.NoFlags, sp.Flags, "Flags");
Assert.IsFalse(sp.IsUnrestricted(), "IsUnrestricted");
SecurityElement se = sp.ToXml();
// only class and version are present
Assert.AreEqual("NoFlags", se.Attribute("Flags"), "Xml-Flags");
Assert.IsNull(se.Children, "Xml-Children");
SecurityPermission copy = (SecurityPermission)sp.Copy();
Assert.IsFalse(Object.ReferenceEquals(sp, copy), "ReferenceEquals");
Assert.AreEqual(sp.Flags, copy.Flags, "Flags");
Assert.AreEqual(sp.IsUnrestricted(), copy.IsUnrestricted(), "IsUnrestricted ()");
}
public static void SecurityPermissionCallMethods()
{
SecurityPermission sp = new SecurityPermission(new Permissions.PermissionState());
SecurityPermission sp2 = new SecurityPermission(new Permissions.SecurityPermissionFlag());
IPermission ip = sp.Copy();
IPermission ip2 = sp.Intersect(ip);
bool testbool = sp.IsSubsetOf(ip);
testbool = sp.IsUnrestricted();
ip2 = sp.Union(ip);
SecurityElement se = new SecurityElement("");
sp.FromXml(se);
se = sp.ToXml();
}