public void AssociationCreationWithStore()
{
TestSupport.ResetStores(); // get rid of existing associations so a new one is created
OpenIdRelyingParty rp = TestSupport.CreateRelyingParty(null);
var directMessageSniffer = new DirectMessageSniffWrapper(rp.DirectMessageChannel);
rp.DirectMessageChannel = directMessageSniffer;
var idUrl = TestSupport.GetMockIdentifier(TestSupport.Scenarios.AutoApproval, ProtocolVersion.V20);
DotNetOpenId.RelyingParty.IAuthenticationRequest req;
bool associationMade = false;
directMessageSniffer.Receiving += (provider, fields) => {
if (fields.ContainsKey("assoc_handle") && fields.ContainsKey("session_type"))
associationMade = true;
};
req = rp.CreateRequest(idUrl, realm, returnTo);
Assert.IsTrue(associationMade);
}
public void MinimumOPVersion20WithDeceptiveEndpointRealizedAtAuthentication()
{
// Create an identifier that claims to have a 2.0 OP endpoint.
MockIdentifier id = TestSupport.GetMockIdentifier(TestSupport.Scenarios.AutoApproval, ProtocolVersion.V20);
var rp = TestSupport.CreateRelyingParty(null, null);
IAuthenticationRequest req = rp.CreateRequest(id, TestSupport.Realm, TestSupport.ReturnTo);
IResponse providerResponse = TestSupport.CreateProviderResponseToRequest(req, opReq => {
opReq.IsAuthenticated = true;
});
var opAuthWebResponse = (Response)providerResponse;
var opAuthResponse = (DotNetOpenId.Provider.EncodableResponse)opAuthWebResponse.EncodableMessage;
var rp2 =TestSupport. CreateRelyingParty(null, opAuthResponse.RedirectUrl,
opAuthResponse.EncodedFields.ToNameValueCollection());
rp2.Settings.MinimumRequiredOpenIdVersion = ProtocolVersion.V20;
// Rig an intercept between the provider and RP to make our own Provider LOOK like a 1.x provider.
var sniffer = new DirectMessageSniffWrapper(rp2.DirectMessageChannel);
rp2.DirectMessageChannel = sniffer;
sniffer.Receiving += (endpoint, fields) => {
fields.Remove(Protocol.v20.openidnp.ns);
};
var resp = rp2.Response;
Assert.AreEqual(AuthenticationStatus.Failed, resp.Status, "Authentication should have failed since OP is really a 1.x OP masquerading as a 2.0 OP.");
}