public void TryAddWithoutValidation_AddSingleValue_ValueParsed()
{
MockHeaders headers = new MockHeaders();
headers.TryAddWithoutValidation(knownHeader, rawPrefix);
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Count());
Assert.Equal(1, headers.First().Value.Count());
Assert.Equal(parsedPrefix, headers.First().Value.First());
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
}
public void TryAddWithoutValidation_AddTwoSingleValues_BothValuesParsed()
{
MockHeaders headers = new MockHeaders();
headers.TryAddWithoutValidation(knownHeader, rawPrefix + "1");
headers.TryAddWithoutValidation(knownHeader, rawPrefix + "2");
Assert.Equal(0, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Count());
Assert.Equal(2, headers.First().Value.Count());
Assert.Equal(parsedPrefix + "1", headers.First().Value.ElementAt(0));
Assert.Equal(parsedPrefix + "2", headers.First().Value.ElementAt(1));
Assert.Equal(2, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
}
public void TryAddWithoutValidation_AddTwoValidValuesAsOneString_BothValuesParsed()
{
MockHeaders headers = new MockHeaders();
headers.TryAddWithoutValidation(knownHeader, rawPrefix + "1," + rawPrefix + "2");
Assert.Equal(0, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Count());
Assert.Equal(2, headers.First().Value.Count());
Assert.Equal(parsedPrefix + "1", headers.First().Value.ElementAt(0));
Assert.Equal(parsedPrefix + "2", headers.First().Value.ElementAt(1));
// The parser gets called for each value in the raw string. I.e. if we have 1 raw string containing two
// values, the parser gets called twice.
Assert.Equal(2, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
}
public void TryAddWithoutValidation_AddValueContainingNewLine_NewLineFollowedByWhitespaceIsOKButNewLineFollowedByNonWhitespaceIsRejected()
{
MockHeaders headers = new MockHeaders();
// The header parser rejects both of the following values. Both values contain new line chars. According
// to the RFC, LWS supports newlines followed by whitespaces. I.e. the first value gets rejected by the
// parser, but added to the list of invalid values.
headers.TryAddWithoutValidation(knownHeader, invalidHeaderValue + "\r\n other: value"); // OK, LWS is allowed
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Count());
Assert.Equal(1, headers.First().Value.Count());
Assert.Equal(invalidHeaderValue + "\r\n other: value", headers.First().Value.First());
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
// This value is considered invalid (newline char followed by non-whitepace). However, since
// TryAddWithoutValidation() only causes the header value to be analyzed when it gets actually accessed, no
// exception is thrown. Instead the value is discarded and a warning is logged.
headers.Clear();
headers.TryAddWithoutValidation(knownHeader, invalidHeaderValue + "\r\nother:value");
Assert.False(headers.Contains(knownHeader));
Assert.Equal(0, headers.Count());
// Adding newline followed by whitespace to a custom header is OK.
headers.Clear();
headers.TryAddWithoutValidation("custom", "value\r\n other: value"); // OK, LWS is allowed
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Count());
Assert.Equal(1, headers.First().Value.Count());
Assert.Equal("value\r\n other: value", headers.First().Value.First());
// Adding newline followed by non-whitespace chars is invalid. The value is discarded and a warning is
// logged.
headers.Clear();
headers.TryAddWithoutValidation("custom", "value\r\nother: value");
Assert.False(headers.Contains("custom"));
Assert.Equal(0, headers.Count());
// Also ending a value with newline is invalid. Verify that valid values are added.
headers.Clear();
headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount = 0;
headers.TryAddWithoutValidation(knownHeader, rawPrefix + "\rvalid");
headers.TryAddWithoutValidation(knownHeader, invalidHeaderValue + "\r\n");
headers.TryAddWithoutValidation(knownHeader, rawPrefix + "\n," + invalidHeaderValue + "\r\nother");
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Count());
Assert.Equal(1, headers.First().Value.Count());
Assert.Equal(parsedPrefix + "\rvalid", headers.First().Value.First());
Assert.Equal(4, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
headers.Clear();
headers.TryAddWithoutValidation("custom", "value\r\ninvalid");
headers.TryAddWithoutValidation("custom", "value\r\n valid");
headers.TryAddWithoutValidation("custom", "validvalue, invalid\r\nvalue");
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Count());
Assert.Equal(1, headers.First().Value.Count());
Assert.Equal("value\r\n valid", headers.First().Value.First());
}
public void Add_MultipleAddValidValueThenAddInvalidValuesToNonExistingHeader_ThrowAndDontAddHeader()
{
MockHeaders headers = new MockHeaders();
Assert.Throws<FormatException>(() => { headers.Add(knownHeader, new string[] { rawPrefix + "1", invalidHeaderValue }); });
// Make sure the header got added due to the valid add. Note that the first value in the array
// is valid, so it gets added.
Assert.True(headers.Contains(knownHeader), "Header was not added even though we added 1 valid value.");
Assert.Equal(1, headers.First().Value.Count());
Assert.Equal(parsedPrefix + "1", headers.First().Value.ElementAt(0));
}
public void AddParsedValue_UseDifferentAddMethods_AllValuesAddedCorrectly()
{
MockHeaders headers = new MockHeaders();
headers.Add(knownHeader, rawPrefix + "1");
headers.TryAddWithoutValidation(knownHeader, rawPrefix + "2");
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
headers.AddParsedValue(knownHeader, parsedPrefix + "3");
// Adding a parsed value, will trigger all raw values to be parsed.
Assert.Equal(2, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
Assert.Equal(3, headers.GetValues(knownHeader).Count());
Assert.Equal(parsedPrefix + "1", headers.First().Value.ElementAt(0));
Assert.Equal(parsedPrefix + "2", headers.First().Value.ElementAt(1));
Assert.Equal(parsedPrefix + "3", headers.First().Value.ElementAt(2));
}
public void TryAddWithoutValidation_AddTwoValuesOneValidOneInvalidAsOneString_RawStringAddedAsInvalid()
{
MockHeaders headers = new MockHeaders();
headers.TryAddWithoutValidation(knownHeader, rawPrefix + "1," + invalidHeaderValue);
Assert.Equal(0, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Count());
Assert.Equal(1, headers.First().Value.Count());
// We expect the value to be returned without change since it couldn't be parsed in its entirety.
Assert.Equal(rawPrefix + "1," + invalidHeaderValue, headers.First().Value.ElementAt(0));
// The parser gets called twice, but the second time it returns false, because it tries to parse
// 'invalidHeaderValue'.
Assert.Equal(2, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
}
public void Add_SingleAddCustomHeaderWithNullValue_HeaderIsAddedWithEmptyStringValue()
{
MockHeaders headers = new MockHeaders();
headers.Add(customHeader, (string)null);
Assert.Equal(0, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Count());
Assert.Equal(1, headers.First().Value.Count());
Assert.Equal(string.Empty, headers.First().Value.ElementAt(0));
// We're using a custom header. No parsing should be triggered.
Assert.Equal(0, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
}
public void Add_SingleFirstAddThenTryAddWithoutValidationToSingleValueHeader_BothParsedAndInvalidValue()
{
MockHeaderParser parser = new MockHeaderParser(false); // doesn't support multiple values.
MockHeaders headers = new MockHeaders(parser);
headers.Add(knownHeader, rawPrefix + "1");
headers.TryAddWithoutValidation(knownHeader, rawPrefix + "2");
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
// Add() succeeds since we don't have a value added yet. TryAddWithoutValidation() also succeeds, however
// the value is added to the 'invalid values' list when retrieved.
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Count());
Assert.Equal(2, headers.First().Value.Count());
Assert.Equal(parsedPrefix + "1", headers.First().Value.ElementAt(0));
Assert.Equal(rawPrefix + "2", headers.First().Value.ElementAt(1));
// Note that TryParseValue() is not called because HttpHeaders sees that there is already a value
// so it adds the raw value to 'invalid values'.
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
}
public void Add_SingleAddTwoValidValuesToHeaderWithSingleValue_Throw()
{
MockHeaderParser parser = new MockHeaderParser(false); // doesn't support multiple values.
MockHeaders headers = new MockHeaders(parser);
try
{
headers.Add(knownHeader, rawPrefix + "1");
}
catch (Exception e)
{
Assert.True(false, string.Format("Adding the first header already threw exception: {0}", e));
}
Assert.Throws<FormatException>(() => { headers.Add(knownHeader, rawPrefix + "2"); });
// Verify that the first header value is still there.
Assert.Equal(1, headers.First().Value.Count());
}
public void Add_SingleFirstAddThenTryAddWithoutValidation_TwoParsedValuesAdded()
{
MockHeaders headers = new MockHeaders();
headers.Add(knownHeader, rawPrefix + "1");
headers.TryAddWithoutValidation(knownHeader, rawPrefix + "2");
// Add() should trigger parsing. Since TryAddWithoutValidation() is called afterwards the second value is
// not parsed yet.
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Count());
Assert.Equal(2, headers.First().Value.Count());
Assert.Equal(parsedPrefix + "1", headers.First().Value.ElementAt(0));
Assert.Equal(parsedPrefix + "2", headers.First().Value.ElementAt(1));
// Value is already parsed. There shouldn't be additional calls to the parser.
Assert.Equal(2, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
}
public void TryAddWithoutValidation_AddMultipleValueToSingleValueHeaders_FirstHeaderAddedOthersAreInvalid()
{
MockHeaderParser parser = new MockHeaderParser(false); // doesn't support multiple values.
MockHeaders headers = new MockHeaders(parser);
headers.TryAddWithoutValidation(knownHeader, rawPrefix + "1");
headers.TryAddWithoutValidation(knownHeader, rawPrefix + "2");
Assert.Equal(0, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Count());
Assert.Equal(2, headers.First().Value.Count());
// Note that the first value was parsed and added to the 'parsed values' list. The second value however
// was added to the 'invalid values' list since the header doesn't support multiple values.
Assert.Equal(parsedPrefix + "1", headers.First().Value.ElementAt(0));
Assert.Equal(rawPrefix + "2", headers.First().Value.ElementAt(1));
// The parser is only called once for the first value. HttpHeaders doesn't invoke the parser for
// additional values if the parser only supports one value.
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
}
public void TryAddWithoutValidation_AddMultipleValueStringToSingleValueHeaders_MultipleValueStringAddedAsInvalid()
{
MockHeaderParser parser = new MockHeaderParser(false); // doesn't support multiple values.
MockHeaders headers = new MockHeaders(parser);
headers.TryAddWithoutValidation(knownHeader, rawPrefix + "1," + rawPrefix + "2");
Assert.Equal(0, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
// Since parsing the header value fails because it is composed of 2 values, the original string is added
// to the list of 'invalid values'. Therefore we only have 1 header value (the original string).
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Count());
Assert.Equal(1, headers.First().Value.Count());
Assert.Equal(rawPrefix + "1," + rawPrefix + "2", headers.First().Value.First());
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
}
public void TryAddWithoutValidation_AddNullAndEmptyValuesToUnknownHeader_TwoEmptyStringsAddedAsValues()
{
MockHeaders headers = new MockHeaders();
headers.TryAddWithoutValidation(customHeader, (string)null);
headers.TryAddWithoutValidation(customHeader, string.Empty);
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Count());
Assert.Equal(2, headers.First().Value.Count());
// TryAddWithoutValidation() adds 'null' as string.empty to distinguish between an empty raw value and no raw
// value. For custom headers we just add what the user gives us. I.e. the result is a header with two empty
// values.
Assert.Equal(string.Empty, headers.First().Value.ElementAt(0));
Assert.Equal(string.Empty, headers.First().Value.ElementAt(1));
}
public void TryAddWithoutValidation_AddValueForUnknownHeader_ValueAddedToStore()
{
MockHeaders headers = new MockHeaders();
headers.TryAddWithoutValidation(customHeader, "custom value");
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Count());
Assert.Equal(1, headers.First().Value.Count());
Assert.Equal("custom value", headers.First().Value.First());
Assert.Equal(0, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
}
public void TryAddWithoutValidation_AddNullValueForUnknownHeader_EmptyStringAddedAsValue()
{
MockHeaders headers = new MockHeaders();
headers.TryAddWithoutValidation(customHeader, (string)null);
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Count());
Assert.Equal(1, headers.First().Value.Count());
// 'null' values are internally stored as string.Empty. Since we added a custom header, there is no
// parser and the empty string is just added to the list of 'parsed values'.
Assert.Equal(string.Empty, headers.First().Value.First());
Assert.Equal(0, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
}
public void SetParsedValue_SetValueAfterAddingMultipleValues_SetValueReplacesOtherValues()
{
MockHeaders headers = new MockHeaders();
headers.Add(knownHeader, rawPrefix + "1");
headers.TryAddWithoutValidation(knownHeader, rawPrefix + "2");
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
headers.SetParsedValue(knownHeader, parsedPrefix + "3");
// Adding a parsed value, will trigger all raw values to be parsed.
Assert.Equal(2, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
Assert.Equal(1, headers.GetValues(knownHeader).Count());
Assert.Equal(parsedPrefix + "3", headers.First().Value.ElementAt(0));
}
public void TryAddWithoutValidation_AddValidAndInvalidValueString_BothValuesParsed()
{
MockHeaders headers = new MockHeaders();
headers.TryAddWithoutValidation(knownHeader, invalidHeaderValue);
headers.TryAddWithoutValidation(knownHeader, rawPrefix);
Assert.Equal(0, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Count());
Assert.Equal(2, headers.First().Value.Count());
// If you compare this test with the previous one: Note that we reversed the order of adding the invalid
// string and the valid string. However, when enumerating header values the order is still the same as in
// the previous test.
// We don't keep track of the order if we have both invalid & valid values. This would add complexity
// and additional memory to store the information. Given how rare this scenario is we consider this
// by design. Note that this scenario is only an issue if:
// - The header value has an invalid format (very rare for standard headers) AND
// - There are multiple header values (some valid, some invalid) AND
// - The order of the headers matters (e.g. Transfer-Encoding)
Assert.Equal(parsedPrefix, headers.First().Value.ElementAt(0));
Assert.Equal(invalidHeaderValue, headers.First().Value.ElementAt(1));
Assert.Equal(2, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
string expected = knownHeader + ": " + parsedPrefix + ", " + invalidHeaderValue + "\r\n";
Assert.Equal(expected, headers.ToString());
}
public void Add_SingleFirstTryAddWithoutValidationForEmptyValueThenAdd_OneParsedValueAddedEmptyIgnored()
{
MockHeaders headers = new MockHeaders();
headers.TryAddWithoutValidation(knownHeader, string.Empty);
headers.Add(knownHeader, rawPrefix + "1");
// Add() should trigger parsing. TryAddWithoutValidation() doesn't trigger parsing, but Add() triggers
// parsing of raw header values (TryParseValue() is called)
Assert.Equal(2, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Count());
Assert.Equal(1, headers.First().Value.Count());
Assert.Equal(parsedPrefix + "1", headers.First().Value.ElementAt(0));
// Value is already parsed. There shouldn't be additional calls to the parser.
Assert.Equal(2, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
}
public void TryAddWithoutValidation_MultipleAddInvalidValuesToNonExistingHeader_AddHeader()
{
MockHeaders headers = new MockHeaders();
headers.TryAddWithoutValidation(knownHeader, new string[] { invalidHeaderValue });
// Make sure the header did not get added since we just tried to add an invalid value.
Assert.True(headers.Contains(knownHeader));
Assert.Equal(1, headers.First().Value.Count());
Assert.Equal(invalidHeaderValue, headers.First().Value.ElementAt(0));
}
public void Add_SingleAddThenTryAddWithoutValidationThenAdd_ThreeParsedValuesAdded()
{
MockHeaders headers = new MockHeaders();
headers.Add(knownHeader, rawPrefix + "1");
headers.TryAddWithoutValidation(knownHeader, rawPrefix + "2");
headers.Add(knownHeader, rawPrefix + "3");
// The second Add() triggers also parsing of the value added by TryAddWithoutValidation()
Assert.Equal(3, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Count());
Assert.Equal(3, headers.First().Value.Count());
Assert.Equal(parsedPrefix + "1", headers.First().Value.ElementAt(0));
Assert.Equal(parsedPrefix + "2", headers.First().Value.ElementAt(1));
Assert.Equal(parsedPrefix + "3", headers.First().Value.ElementAt(2));
// Value is already parsed. There shouldn't be additional calls to the parser.
Assert.Equal(3, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
}
public void TryAddWithoutValidation_MultipleAddValidValueThenAddInvalidValuesToNonExistingHeader_AddHeader()
{
MockHeaders headers = new MockHeaders();
headers.TryAddWithoutValidation(knownHeader, new string[] { rawPrefix + "1", invalidHeaderValue });
Assert.True(headers.Contains(knownHeader));
Assert.Equal(2, headers.First().Value.Count());
Assert.Equal(parsedPrefix + "1", headers.First().Value.ElementAt(0));
Assert.Equal(invalidHeaderValue, headers.First().Value.ElementAt(1));
}
public void Add_MultipleAddThreeValidValuesWithOneCall_ValuesParsedCorrectly()
{
MockHeaders headers = new MockHeaders();
string[] values = new string[] { rawPrefix + "1", rawPrefix + "2", rawPrefix + "3" };
headers.Add(knownHeader, values);
// Add() should trigger parsing.
Assert.Equal(3, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Count());
Assert.Equal(3, headers.First().Value.Count());
Assert.Equal(parsedPrefix + "1", headers.First().Value.ElementAt(0));
Assert.Equal(parsedPrefix + "2", headers.First().Value.ElementAt(1));
Assert.Equal(parsedPrefix + "3", headers.First().Value.ElementAt(2));
// Value is already parsed. There shouldn't be additional calls to the parser.
Assert.Equal(3, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
}
public void Add_SingleAddValidValue_ValueParsedCorrectly()
{
MockHeaders headers = new MockHeaders();
headers.Add(knownHeader, rawPrefix);
// Add() should trigger parsing.
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Count());
Assert.Equal(1, headers.First().Value.Count());
Assert.Equal(parsedPrefix, headers.First().Value.ElementAt(0));
// Value is already parsed. There shouldn't be additional calls to the parser.
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
}
public void Add_MultipleAddThreeValidValuesAsOneString_BothValuesParsed()
{
MockHeaders headers = new MockHeaders();
headers.Add(knownHeader, rawPrefix + "1," + rawPrefix + "2," + rawPrefix + "3");
Assert.Equal(3, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Count());
Assert.Equal(3, headers.First().Value.Count());
Assert.Equal(parsedPrefix + "1", headers.First().Value.ElementAt(0));
Assert.Equal(parsedPrefix + "2", headers.First().Value.ElementAt(1));
Assert.Equal(parsedPrefix + "3", headers.First().Value.ElementAt(2));
}
public void Add_SingleAddValidValueThenAddInvalidValue_ThrowAndHeaderContainsValidValue()
{
MockHeaders headers = new MockHeaders();
headers.Add(knownHeader, rawPrefix);
Assert.Throws<FormatException>(() => { headers.Add(knownHeader, invalidHeaderValue); });
// Make sure the header did not get removed due to the failed add.
Assert.True(headers.Contains(knownHeader), "Header was removed even if there is a valid header value.");
Assert.Equal(1, headers.First().Value.Count());
Assert.Equal(parsedPrefix, headers.First().Value.ElementAt(0));
}
public void Add_AddValueContainingNewLine_NewLineFollowedByWhitespaceIsOKButNewLineFollowedByNonWhitespaceIsRejected()
{
MockHeaders headers = new MockHeaders();
headers.Clear();
headers.Add("custom", "value\r");
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Count());
Assert.Equal(1, headers.First().Value.Count());
Assert.Equal("value\r", headers.First().Value.First());
headers.Clear();
Assert.Throws<FormatException>(() => { headers.Add("custom", new string[] { "valid\n", "invalid\r\nother" }); });
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Count());
Assert.Equal(1, headers.First().Value.Count());
Assert.Equal("valid\n", headers.First().Value.First());
}
public void Add_MultipleAddValidValueThenAddInvalidValuesToExistingHeader_ThrowAndDontAddHeader()
{
MockHeaders headers = new MockHeaders();
headers.Add(knownHeader, rawPrefix + "1");
Assert.Throws<FormatException>(() => { headers.Add(knownHeader, new string[] { rawPrefix + "2", invalidHeaderValue }); });
// Make sure the header did not get removed due to the failed add. Note that the first value in the array
// is valid, so it gets added. I.e. we have 2 values.
Assert.True(headers.Contains(knownHeader), "Header was removed even if there is a valid header value.");
Assert.Equal(2, headers.First().Value.Count());
Assert.Equal(parsedPrefix + "1", headers.First().Value.ElementAt(0));
Assert.Equal(parsedPrefix + "2", headers.First().Value.ElementAt(1));
}
public void RemoveParsedValue_AddTwoValuesAndRemoveSecondOne_FirstValueRemains()
{
MockHeaders headers = new MockHeaders();
headers.Add(knownHeader, rawPrefix + "1");
headers.Add(knownHeader, rawPrefix + "2");
// Remove the parsed value (note the original string 'raw2' was "parsed" to 'parsed2')
Assert.True(headers.RemoveParsedValue(knownHeader, parsedPrefix + "2"));
Assert.Equal(2, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
// Note that when the last value of a header gets removed, the whole header gets removed.
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Count());
Assert.Equal(1, headers.First().Value.Count());
Assert.Equal(parsedPrefix + "1", headers.First().Value.ElementAt(0));
Assert.Equal(2, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
}
public void TryAddWithoutValidation_AddEmptyValueString_HeaderWithNoValueAfterParsing()
{
MockHeaders headers = new MockHeaders();
// The parser returns 'true' to indicate that it could parse the value (empty values allowed) and an
// value of 'null'. HttpHeaders will remove the header from the collection since the known header doesn't
// have a value.
headers.TryAddWithoutValidation(knownHeader, string.Empty);
Assert.Equal(0, headers.Parser.TryParseValueCallCount);
Assert.Equal(0, headers.Count());
headers.Clear();
headers.TryAddWithoutValidation("custom", (string)null);
Assert.Equal(1, headers.Count());
Assert.Equal(1, headers.First().Value.Count());
Assert.Equal(string.Empty, headers.GetValues("custom").First());
}