Esempio n. 1
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        public void FromXml_WrongVersion()
        {
            StorePermission sp = new StorePermission(PermissionState.None);
            SecurityElement se = sp.ToXml();

            se.Attributes.Remove("version");
            se.Attributes.Add("version", "2");
            sp.FromXml(se);
        }
Esempio n. 2
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    //</Snippet8>

    // The following method is intended to demonstrate only the behavior of
    // StorePermission class members,and not their practical usage.  Most properties
    // and methods in this class are used for the resolution and enforcement of
    // security policy by the security infrastructure code.
    private static void ShowMembers()
    {
        Console.WriteLine("Creating first permission with Flags = OpenStore.");

        StorePermission sp1 = new StorePermission(StorePermissionFlags.OpenStore);

        Console.WriteLine("Creating second permission with Flags = AllFlags.");

        StorePermission sp2 = new StorePermission(StorePermissionFlags.AllFlags);

        Console.WriteLine("Creating third permission as Unrestricted.");
        //<Snippet9>
        StorePermission sp3 = new StorePermission(PermissionState.Unrestricted);

        //</Snippet9>
        Console.WriteLine("Creating fourth permission with a permission state of none.");

        StorePermission sp4 = new StorePermission(PermissionState.None);
        //<Snippet3>
        bool rc = sp2.IsSubsetOf(sp3);

        Console.WriteLine("Is the permission with complete store access (AllFlags) a subset of \n" +
                          "\tthe permission with an Unrestricted permission state? " + (rc ? "Yes" : "No"));
        rc = sp1.IsSubsetOf(sp2);
        Console.WriteLine("Is the permission with OpenStore access a subset of the permission with \n" +
                          "\tcomplete store access (AllFlags)? " + (rc ? "Yes" : "No"));
        //</Snippet3>
        //<Snippet4>
        rc = sp3.IsUnrestricted();
        Console.WriteLine("Is the third permission unrestricted? " + (rc ? "Yes" : "No"));
        //</Snippet4>
        //<Snippet5>
        Console.WriteLine("Copying the second permission to the fourth permission.");
        sp4 = (StorePermission)sp2.Copy();
        rc  = sp4.Equals(sp2);
        Console.WriteLine("Is the fourth permission equal to the second permission? " + (rc ? "Yes" : "No"));

        //</Snippet5>
        //<Snippet10>
        Console.WriteLine("Creating the intersection of the second and first permissions.");
        sp4 = (StorePermission)sp2.Intersect(sp1);
        Console.WriteLine("Value of the Flags property is: " + sp4.Flags.ToString());

        //</Snippet10>
        //<Snippet6>
        Console.WriteLine("Creating the union of the second and first permissions.");
        sp4 = (StorePermission)sp2.Union(sp1);
        Console.WriteLine("Result of the union of the second permission with the first:  " + sp4.Flags);

        //</Snippet6>
        //<Snippet7>
        Console.WriteLine("Using an XML roundtrip to reset the fourth permission.");
        sp4.FromXml(sp2.ToXml());
        rc = sp4.Equals(sp2);
        Console.WriteLine("Does the XML roundtrip result equal the original permission? " + (rc ? "Yes" : "No"));
        //</Snippet7>
    }
Esempio n. 3
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        public void FromXml_WrongTagCase()
        {
            StorePermission sp = new StorePermission(PermissionState.None);
            SecurityElement se = sp.ToXml();

            se.Tag = "IPERMISSION";             // instead of IPermission
            sp.FromXml(se);
            // note: normally IPermission classes (in corlib) DO care about the
            // IPermission tag
        }
Esempio n. 4
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        public void FromXml_NoVersion()
        {
            StorePermission sp = new StorePermission(PermissionState.None);
            SecurityElement se = sp.ToXml();

            SecurityElement w = new SecurityElement(se.Tag);

            w.AddAttribute("class", se.Attribute("class"));
            sp.FromXml(w);
            // version is optional (in this case)
        }
Esempio n. 5
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        public void FromXml_NoClass()
        {
            StorePermission sp = new StorePermission(PermissionState.None);
            SecurityElement se = sp.ToXml();

            SecurityElement w = new SecurityElement(se.Tag);

            w.AddAttribute("version", se.Attribute("version"));
            sp.FromXml(w);
            // note: normally IPermission classes (in corlib) DO NOT care about
            // attribute "class" name presence in the XML
        }
Esempio n. 6
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        public void FromXml_WrongClass()
        {
            StorePermission sp = new StorePermission(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...
        }
Esempio n. 7
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        public void ConstructorLevel_Deny_Unrestricted()
        {
            StorePermission p = new StorePermission(StorePermissionFlags.AllFlags);

            Assert.AreEqual(StorePermissionFlags.AllFlags, p.Flags, "Flags");
            Assert.IsTrue(p.IsUnrestricted(), "IsUnrestricted");
            Assert.IsNotNull(p.Copy(), "Copy");
            SecurityElement se = p.ToXml();

            Assert.IsNotNull(se, "ToXml");
            p.FromXml(se);
            Assert.IsNotNull(p.Intersect(p), "Intersect");
            Assert.IsTrue(p.IsSubsetOf(p), "IsSubsetOf");
            Assert.IsNotNull(p.Union(p), "Union");
        }
Esempio n. 8
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        public void ConstructorState_Deny_Unrestricted()
        {
            StorePermission p = new StorePermission(PermissionState.None);

            Assert.AreEqual(StorePermissionFlags.NoFlags, p.Flags, "Flags");
            Assert.IsFalse(p.IsUnrestricted(), "IsUnrestricted");
            SecurityElement se = p.ToXml();

            Assert.IsNotNull(se, "ToXml");
            p.FromXml(se);
            Assert.IsTrue(p.IsSubsetOf(p), "IsSubsetOf");
            // strange behaviour of Copy under MS fx 2.0 (returns null for NoFlags)
            p.Copy();
            p.Intersect(p);
            p.Union(p);
        }
Esempio n. 9
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        public void PermissionState_None()
        {
            PermissionState ps = PermissionState.None;
            StorePermission sp = new StorePermission(ps);

            Assert.AreEqual(StorePermissionFlags.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");

            StorePermission copy = (StorePermission)sp.Copy();

            Assert.IsNull(copy, "Copy");
        }
Esempio n. 10
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        public void PermissionState_Unrestricted()
        {
            PermissionState ps = PermissionState.Unrestricted;
            StorePermission sp = new StorePermission(ps);

            Assert.AreEqual(StorePermissionFlags.AllFlags, sp.Flags, "Flags");
            Assert.IsTrue(sp.IsUnrestricted(), "IsUnrestricted");

            SecurityElement se = sp.ToXml();

            Assert.IsNotNull(se.Attribute("Unrestricted"), "Xml-Unrestricted");
            Assert.IsNull(se.Attribute("Level"), "Xml-Flags");
            Assert.IsNull(se.Children, "Xml-Children");

            StorePermission copy = (StorePermission)sp.Copy();

            Assert.IsFalse(Object.ReferenceEquals(sp, copy), "ReferenceEquals");
            Assert.AreEqual(sp.Flags, copy.Flags, "Copy Flags");
            Assert.AreEqual(sp.IsUnrestricted(), copy.IsUnrestricted(), "IsUnrestricted ()");
        }