public void MediumTrustAllowsCopyingBetweenTypesFromSameModule()
{
SampleBaseClass i1 = new SampleDerivedClass("1st config val");
SampleBaseClass i2 = new SampleFurtherDerivedClass("2nd config val");
SecurityTemplate.MediumTrustInvoke(new ThreadStart(new CopyCommand(i2, i1).Execute));
Assert.AreEqual(i1, i2);
}
public void MediumTrustThrowsSecurityExceptionWhenCopyingBetweenTypesFromDifferentModules()
{
Exception e1 = new Exception("my name is e1");
HttpException e2 = new HttpException("my name is e2");
// I know, I am a bit paranoid about that basic assumption
Assert.AreNotEqual(e1.GetType().Assembly, e2.GetType().Assembly);
SecurityTemplate.MediumTrustInvoke(new ThreadStart(new CopyCommand(e2, e1).Execute));
Assert.AreEqual(e1.Message, e2.Message);
}
public void CannotReadPrivateReadOnlyFieldIfNoReflectionPermission()
{
FieldInfo fieldInfo = typeof(MyStaticClass).GetField("myPrivateReadonlyField", BindingFlags.Static | BindingFlags.NonPublic);
try
{
SecurityTemplate.MediumTrustInvoke(delegate
{
IDynamicField myPrivateReadonlyField2 = Create(fieldInfo);
});
Assert.Fail("private field must not be accessible in medium trust: " + fieldInfo);
}
catch (SecurityException sex)
{
Assert.IsTrue(sex.Message.IndexOf("ReflectionPermission") > -1);
}
}
public void CanCreateWithRestrictedPermissions()
{
SecurityTemplate.MediumTrustInvoke(new ThreadStart(CanCreateWithRestrictedPermissionsImpl));
}
public void CanCreatePrivateMethodButThrowsOnInvoke()
{
SecurityTemplate.MediumTrustInvoke(new ThreadStart(CanCreatePrivateMethodButThrowsOnInvokeImpl));
}
