Esempio n. 1
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        //[Ignore("Release script thinks this test fails, but it works run in Visual Studio / Resharper")]
        public void TestCodeConfig()
        {
            ProviderResolver <SecurityContextProvider> .Configure()
            .AppendActive(new WebSecurityContextProvider("web"));

            Assert.IsNotNull(ProviderResolver <SecurityContextProvider> .Get.Provider);
        }
Esempio n. 2
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        /// <summary>
        /// Sets the <see cref="Providers"/> collection to a new list and returns the resolver for further configuration.
        /// </summary>
        /// <returns></returns>
        public static ProviderResolver <T> Configure()
        {
            var resolver = new ProviderResolver <T> {
                Providers = new ProviderCollection <T>()
            };

            ProviderResolverDictionary.Resolvers[typeof(T)] = resolver;
            return(resolver);
        }
Esempio n. 3
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        //[Ignore("Release script thinks this test fails, but it works run in Visual Studio / Resharper")]
        public void TestCodeConfig2()
        {
            ProviderResolver <UserProvider> .Configure()
            .Append(new sql.UserProvider("sql")
            {
                PasswordRegexExpression = ".*"
            })
            .AppendActive(new MockUserProvider());

            //assert that a provider is configured with the option specified (although not the best expression for passwords :)
            Assert.AreEqual(".*", ProviderResolver <UserProvider> .Get.Providers["sql"].PasswordRegexExpression);
            //assert that the main provider is the mock one set as 'active' during configure
            Assert.AreEqual(typeof(MockUserProvider), ProviderResolver <UserProvider> .Get.Provider.GetType());
        }