public void DomainClient_SubmitWithNonexistentDomainMethod()
{
TestEntityContainer container = new TestEntityContainer();
WebDomainClient<CityDomainContext.ICityDomainServiceContract> client = new WebDomainClient<CityDomainContext.ICityDomainServiceContract>(TestURIs.Cities)
{
EntityTypes = new Type[] { typeof(City) }
};
List<Entity> emptyList = new List<Entity>();
List<Entity> modifiedEntities = new List<Entity>();
// invoke domain methods on a few entities
container.LoadEntities(_cities);
_cities[0].CustomMethodInvocation = _reject;
// submit changeset with hand-crafted entities (without calling Invoke)
modifiedEntities.Add(_cities[0]);
EntityChangeSet changeset = new EntityChangeSet(emptyList.AsReadOnly(), modifiedEntities.AsReadOnly(), emptyList.AsReadOnly());
SubmitCompletedResult submitResults = null;
DomainOperationException expectedException = null;
EnqueueCallback(delegate
{
client.BeginSubmit(
changeset,
delegate(IAsyncResult asyncResult)
{
try
{
submitResults = client.EndSubmit(asyncResult);
}
catch (DomainOperationException e)
{
expectedException = e;
}
},
null
);
});
EnqueueConditional(() => expectedException != null);
EnqueueCallback(delegate
{
Assert.IsNull(submitResults);
Assert.AreEqual("This DomainService does not support operation 'Reject' for entity 'CityWithInfo'.", expectedException.Message);
});
EnqueueTestComplete();
}
public void DomainClient_SubmitWithNullInvocation()
{
TestEntityContainer container = new TestEntityContainer();
//TODO: find a better way to not hardcode the list of known types
WebDomainClient<CityDomainContext.ICityDomainServiceContract> client = new WebDomainClient<CityDomainContext.ICityDomainServiceContract>(TestURIs.Cities)
{
EntityTypes = new Type[] { typeof(City), typeof(ChangeSetEntry), typeof(EntityOperationType) }
};
List<Entity> emptyList = new List<Entity>();
List<Entity> modifiedEntities = new List<Entity>();
// invoke domain methods on a few entities
container.LoadEntities(_cities);
_cities[1].AssignCityZone(_assignCityZone.Parameters.First().ToString());
// submit changeset with hand-crafted entities: valid invocation and null invocation
modifiedEntities.Add(_cities[0]);
modifiedEntities.Add(_cities[1]);
modifiedEntities.Add(_cities[2]);
Assert.AreEqual(EntityState.Modified, _cities[1].EntityState);
EntityChangeSet changeset = new EntityChangeSet(emptyList.AsReadOnly(), modifiedEntities.AsReadOnly(), emptyList.AsReadOnly());
SubmitCompletedResult submitResults = null;
client.BeginSubmit(
changeset,
delegate(IAsyncResult asyncResult)
{
submitResults = client.EndSubmit(asyncResult);
},
null
);
// wait for submit to complete
EnqueueConditional(() => submitResults != null);
EnqueueCallback(delegate
{
Assert.AreEqual(1, submitResults.Results.Count());
Assert.AreEqual(1, submitResults.Results.Where(e => e.Operation == EntityOperationType.Update).Count());
// REVIEW: Do we really need the operation data back from the server?
// ChangeSetEntry returned = submitResults.Results.Single(e => e.OperationName == _assignCityZone.Name);
// Assert.IsNotNull(returned);
// Assert.AreEqual(1, returned.OperationData.Count());
});
EnqueueTestComplete();
}