/// <summary>
/// Verify the EntityType structure
/// </summary>
/// <param name="entity">An EntityType instance.</param>
private void VerifyEntityType(EntityType entity)
{
if (Common.IsRequirementEnabled(1746, this.Site))
{
// Add the debug information
Site.Log.Add(LogEntryKind.Debug, "Verify MS-OXWSCORE_R1746");
// The url element is UrlEntityType type, if schema is validated and the element is not null
// This requirement can be verified.
Site.CaptureRequirementIfIsNotNull(
entity,
1746,
@"[In Appendix C: Product Behavior] Implementation does use the EntityType complex type in which entities are text found in certain parts of a message, such as the subject or the body. (Exchange 2013 and above follow this behavior.)
<xs:complexType name=""EntityType"">
<xs:sequence>
<xs:element name=""Position"" type=""t:EmailPositionType""
minOccurs=""0"" maxOccurs=""unbounded""/>
</xs:sequence>
</xs:complexType>");
// Add the debug information
Site.Log.Add(LogEntryKind.Debug, "Verify MS-OXWSCORE_R1780");
// Verify MS-OXWSCORE requirement: MS-OXWSCORE_R1780
// If the schema could be validated successfully, this requirement can be verified.
Site.CaptureRequirement(
1780,
@"[In t:EmailPositionType Simple Type] [The type EmailPositionType is defined as follow:]
xs:simpleType name=""EmailPositionType"">
<xs:restriction base=""xs:string"">
<xs:enumeration value=""LatestReply""/>
<xs:enumeration value=""Other""/>
<xs:enumeration value=""Subject""/>
<xs:enumeration value=""Signature""/>
</xs:restriction>
</xs:simpleType>");
}
}