public void TestAuthCloneRules()
{
ApplicationContext.GlobalContext.Clear();
Csla.ApplicationContext.User = GetPrincipal("Admin");
Assert.AreEqual(true, Csla.ApplicationContext.User.IsInRole("Admin"));
#region "Pre Cloning Tests"
//Is it denying read properly?
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadOnProperty] Can't read property", root.DenyReadOnProperty,
"Read should have been denied 1");
//Is it denying write properly?
root.DenyWriteOnProperty = "DenyWriteOnProperty";
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyWriteOnProperty] Can't write variable", root.Auth,
"Write should have been denied 2");
//Is it denying both read and write properly?
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadWriteOnProperty] Can't read property", root.DenyReadWriteOnProperty,
"Read should have been denied 3");
root.DenyReadWriteOnProperty = "DenyReadWriteONproperty";
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadWriteOnProperty] Can't write variable", root.Auth,
"Write should have been denied 4");
//Is it allowing both read and write properly?
Assert.AreEqual(root.AllowReadWriteOnProperty, root.Auth,
"Read should have been allowed 5");
root.AllowReadWriteOnProperty = "No value";
Assert.AreEqual("No value", root.Auth,
"Write should have been allowed 6");
#endregion
#region "After Cloning Tests"
//Do they work under cloning as well?
DataPortal.DpRoot NewRoot = root.Clone();
ApplicationContext.GlobalContext.Clear();
//Is it denying read properly?
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadOnProperty] Can't read property", NewRoot.DenyReadOnProperty,
"Read should have been denied 7");
//Is it denying write properly?
NewRoot.DenyWriteOnProperty = "DenyWriteOnProperty";
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyWriteOnProperty] Can't write variable", NewRoot.Auth,
"Write should have been denied 8");
//Is it denying both read and write properly?
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadWriteOnProperty] Can't read property", NewRoot.DenyReadWriteOnProperty,
"Read should have been denied 9");
NewRoot.DenyReadWriteOnProperty = "DenyReadWriteONproperty";
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadWriteOnProperty] Can't write variable", NewRoot.Auth,
"Write should have been denied 10");
//Is it allowing both read and write properly?
Assert.AreEqual(NewRoot.AllowReadWriteOnProperty, NewRoot.Auth,
"Read should have been allowed 11");
NewRoot.AllowReadWriteOnProperty = "AllowReadWriteOnProperty";
Assert.AreEqual("AllowReadWriteOnProperty", NewRoot.Auth,
"Write should have been allowed 12");
#endregion
Csla.ApplicationContext.User = new ClaimsPrincipal();
}
public void TestAuthCloneRules()
{
ApplicationContext.GlobalContext.Clear();
#pragma warning disable CS0436 // Type conflicts with imported type
Security.TestPrincipal.SimulateLogin();
#pragma warning restore CS0436 // Type conflicts with imported type
Assert.AreEqual(true, Csla.ApplicationContext.User.IsInRole("Admin"));
#region "Pre Cloning Tests"
//Is it denying read properly?
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadOnProperty] Can't read property", root.DenyReadOnProperty,
"Read should have been denied 1");
//Is it denying write properly?
root.DenyWriteOnProperty = "DenyWriteOnProperty";
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyWriteOnProperty] Can't write variable", root.Auth,
"Write should have been denied 2");
//Is it denying both read and write properly?
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadWriteOnProperty] Can't read property", root.DenyReadWriteOnProperty,
"Read should have been denied 3");
root.DenyReadWriteOnProperty = "DenyReadWriteONproperty";
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadWriteOnProperty] Can't write variable", root.Auth,
"Write should have been denied 4");
//Is it allowing both read and write properly?
Assert.AreEqual(root.AllowReadWriteOnProperty, root.Auth,
"Read should have been allowed 5");
root.AllowReadWriteOnProperty = "No value";
Assert.AreEqual("No value", root.Auth,
"Write should have been allowed 6");
#endregion
#region "After Cloning Tests"
//Do they work under cloning as well?
DataPortal.DpRoot NewRoot = root.Clone();
ApplicationContext.GlobalContext.Clear();
//Is it denying read properly?
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadOnProperty] Can't read property", NewRoot.DenyReadOnProperty,
"Read should have been denied 7");
//Is it denying write properly?
NewRoot.DenyWriteOnProperty = "DenyWriteOnProperty";
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyWriteOnProperty] Can't write variable", NewRoot.Auth,
"Write should have been denied 8");
//Is it denying both read and write properly?
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadWriteOnProperty] Can't read property", NewRoot.DenyReadWriteOnProperty,
"Read should have been denied 9");
NewRoot.DenyReadWriteOnProperty = "DenyReadWriteONproperty";
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadWriteOnProperty] Can't write variable", NewRoot.Auth,
"Write should have been denied 10");
//Is it allowing both read and write properly?
Assert.AreEqual(NewRoot.AllowReadWriteOnProperty, NewRoot.Auth,
"Read should have been allowed 11");
NewRoot.AllowReadWriteOnProperty = "AllowReadWriteOnProperty";
Assert.AreEqual("AllowReadWriteOnProperty", NewRoot.Auth,
"Write should have been allowed 12");
#endregion
#pragma warning disable CS0436 // Type conflicts with imported type
Security.TestPrincipal.SimulateLogout();
#pragma warning restore CS0436 // Type conflicts with imported type
}
public void TestAuthBeginEditRules()
{
IDataPortal <DataPortal.DpRoot> dataPortal = _adminDIContext.CreateDataPortal <DataPortal.DpRoot>();
TestResults.Reinitialise();
DataPortal.DpRoot root = dataPortal.Create(new DataPortal.DpRoot.Criteria());
Assert.AreEqual(true, System.Threading.Thread.CurrentPrincipal.IsInRole("Admin"));
root.Data = "Something new";
root.BeginEdit();
#region "Pre-Testing"
root.Data = "Something new 1";
//Is it denying read properly?
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadOnProperty] Can't read property", root.DenyReadOnProperty,
"Read should have been denied");
//Is it denying write properly?
root.DenyWriteOnProperty = "DenyWriteOnProperty";
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyWriteOnProperty] Can't write variable", root.Auth,
"Write should have been denied");
//Is it denying both read and write properly?
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadWriteOnProperty] Can't read property", root.DenyReadWriteOnProperty,
"Read should have been denied");
root.DenyReadWriteOnProperty = "DenyReadWriteONproperty";
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadWriteOnProperty] Can't write variable", root.Auth,
"Write should have been denied");
//Is it allowing both read and write properly?
Assert.AreEqual(root.AllowReadWriteOnProperty, root.Auth,
"Read should have been allowed");
root.AllowReadWriteOnProperty = "No value";
Assert.AreEqual("No value", root.Auth,
"Write should have been allowed");
#endregion
#region "Cancel Edit"
//Cancel the edit and see if the authorization rules still work
root.CancelEdit();
//Is it denying read properly?
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadOnProperty] Can't read property", root.DenyReadOnProperty,
"Read should have been denied");
//Is it denying write properly?
root.DenyWriteOnProperty = "DenyWriteOnProperty";
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyWriteOnProperty] Can't write variable", root.Auth,
"Write should have been denied");
//Is it denying both read and write properly?
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadWriteOnProperty] Can't read property", root.DenyReadWriteOnProperty,
"Read should have been denied");
root.DenyReadWriteOnProperty = "DenyReadWriteONproperty";
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadWriteOnProperty] Can't write variable", root.Auth,
"Write should have been denied");
//Is it allowing both read and write properly?
Assert.AreEqual(root.AllowReadWriteOnProperty, root.Auth,
"Read should have been allowed");
root.AllowReadWriteOnProperty = "No value";
Assert.AreEqual("No value", root.Auth,
"Write should have been allowed");
#endregion
#region "Apply Edit"
//Apply this edit and see if the authorization rules still work
//Is it denying read properly?
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadOnProperty] Can't read property", root.DenyReadOnProperty,
"Read should have been denied");
//Is it denying write properly?
root.DenyWriteOnProperty = "DenyWriteOnProperty";
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyWriteOnProperty] Can't write variable", root.Auth,
"Write should have been denied");
//Is it denying both read and write properly?
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadWriteOnProperty] Can't read property", root.DenyReadWriteOnProperty,
"Read should have been denied");
root.DenyReadWriteOnProperty = "DenyReadWriteONproperty";
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadWriteOnProperty] Can't write variable", root.Auth,
"Write should have been denied");
//Is it allowing both read and write properly?
Assert.AreEqual(root.AllowReadWriteOnProperty, root.Auth,
"Read should have been allowed");
root.AllowReadWriteOnProperty = "No value";
Assert.AreEqual("No value", root.Auth,
"Write should have been allowed");
#endregion
}
public void TestAuthCloneRules()
{
IDataPortal <DataPortal.DpRoot> dataPortal = _adminDIContext.CreateDataPortal <DataPortal.DpRoot>();
ApplicationContext applicationContext = _adminDIContext.CreateTestApplicationContext();
TestResults.Reinitialise();
DataPortal.DpRoot root = dataPortal.Fetch(new DataPortal.DpRoot.Criteria());
Assert.AreEqual(true, applicationContext.User.IsInRole("Admin"));
#region "Pre Cloning Tests"
//Is it denying read properly?
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadOnProperty] Can't read property", root.DenyReadOnProperty,
"Read should have been denied 1");
//Is it denying write properly?
root.DenyWriteOnProperty = "DenyWriteOnProperty";
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyWriteOnProperty] Can't write variable", root.Auth,
"Write should have been denied 2");
//Is it denying both read and write properly?
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadWriteOnProperty] Can't read property", root.DenyReadWriteOnProperty,
"Read should have been denied 3");
root.DenyReadWriteOnProperty = "DenyReadWriteONproperty";
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadWriteOnProperty] Can't write variable", root.Auth,
"Write should have been denied 4");
//Is it allowing both read and write properly?
Assert.AreEqual(root.AllowReadWriteOnProperty, root.Auth,
"Read should have been allowed 5");
root.AllowReadWriteOnProperty = "No value";
Assert.AreEqual("No value", root.Auth,
"Write should have been allowed 6");
#endregion
#region "After Cloning Tests"
//Do they work under cloning as well?
DataPortal.DpRoot newRoot = root.Clone();
TestResults.Reinitialise();
//Is it denying read properly?
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadOnProperty] Can't read property", newRoot.DenyReadOnProperty,
"Read should have been denied 7");
//Is it denying write properly?
newRoot.DenyWriteOnProperty = "DenyWriteOnProperty";
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyWriteOnProperty] Can't write variable", newRoot.Auth,
"Write should have been denied 8");
//Is it denying both read and write properly?
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadWriteOnProperty] Can't read property", newRoot.DenyReadWriteOnProperty,
"Read should have been denied 9");
newRoot.DenyReadWriteOnProperty = "DenyReadWriteONproperty";
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadWriteOnProperty] Can't write variable", newRoot.Auth,
"Write should have been denied 10");
//Is it allowing both read and write properly?
Assert.AreEqual(newRoot.AllowReadWriteOnProperty, newRoot.Auth,
"Read should have been allowed 11");
newRoot.AllowReadWriteOnProperty = "AllowReadWriteOnProperty";
Assert.AreEqual("AllowReadWriteOnProperty", newRoot.Auth,
"Write should have been allowed 12");
#endregion
}
public void TestAuthBeginEditRules()
{
Guid managerInstanceId;
TestDIContext customDIContext = TestDIContextFactory.CreateContext(GetPrincipal("Admin"));
IDataPortal <DataPortal.DpRoot> dataPortal = customDIContext.CreateDataPortal <DataPortal.DpRoot>();
ApplicationContext applicationContext = customDIContext.CreateTestApplicationContext();
TestResults.Reinitialise();
DataPortal.DpRoot root = dataPortal.Create(new DataPortal.DpRoot.Criteria());
Assert.AreEqual(true, applicationContext.Principal.IsInRole("Admin"));
root.Data = "Something new";
root.BeginEdit();
#region "Pre-Testing"
root.Data = "Something new 1";
//Is it denying read properly?
managerInstanceId = ((ApplicationContextManagerUnitTests)applicationContext.ContextManager).InstanceId;
Debug.WriteLine(managerInstanceId);
string result = root.DenyReadOnProperty;
//Assert.AreEqual(managerInstanceId.ToString(), result);
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadOnProperty] Can't read property", root.DenyReadOnProperty,
"Read should have been denied");
//Is it denying write properly?
root.DenyWriteOnProperty = "DenyWriteOnProperty";
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyWriteOnProperty] Can't write variable", root.Auth,
"Write should have been denied");
//Is it denying both read and write properly?
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadWriteOnProperty] Can't read property", root.DenyReadWriteOnProperty,
"Read should have been denied");
root.DenyReadWriteOnProperty = "DenyReadWriteONproperty";
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadWriteOnProperty] Can't write variable", root.Auth,
"Write should have been denied");
//Is it allowing both read and write properly?
Assert.AreEqual(root.AllowReadWriteOnProperty, root.Auth,
"Read should have been allowed");
root.AllowReadWriteOnProperty = "No value";
Assert.AreEqual("No value", root.Auth,
"Write should have been allowed");
#endregion
#region "Cancel Edit"
//Cancel the edit and see if the authorization rules still work
root.CancelEdit();
//Is it denying read properly?
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadOnProperty] Can't read property", root.DenyReadOnProperty,
"Read should have been denied");
//Is it denying write properly?
root.DenyWriteOnProperty = "DenyWriteOnProperty";
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyWriteOnProperty] Can't write variable", root.Auth,
"Write should have been denied");
//Is it denying both read and write properly?
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadWriteOnProperty] Can't read property", root.DenyReadWriteOnProperty,
"Read should have been denied");
root.DenyReadWriteOnProperty = "DenyReadWriteONproperty";
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadWriteOnProperty] Can't write variable", root.Auth,
"Write should have been denied");
//Is it allowing both read and write properly?
Assert.AreEqual(root.AllowReadWriteOnProperty, root.Auth,
"Read should have been allowed");
root.AllowReadWriteOnProperty = "No value";
Assert.AreEqual("No value", root.Auth,
"Write should have been allowed");
#endregion
#region "Apply Edit"
//Apply this edit and see if the authorization rules still work
//Is it denying read properly?
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadOnProperty] Can't read property", root.DenyReadOnProperty,
"Read should have been denied");
//Is it denying write properly?
root.DenyWriteOnProperty = "DenyWriteOnProperty";
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyWriteOnProperty] Can't write variable", root.Auth,
"Write should have been denied");
//Is it denying both read and write properly?
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadWriteOnProperty] Can't read property", root.DenyReadWriteOnProperty,
"Read should have been denied");
root.DenyReadWriteOnProperty = "DenyReadWriteONproperty";
Assert.AreEqual("[DenyReadWriteOnProperty] Can't write variable", root.Auth,
"Write should have been denied");
//Is it allowing both read and write properly?
Assert.AreEqual(root.AllowReadWriteOnProperty, root.Auth,
"Read should have been allowed");
root.AllowReadWriteOnProperty = "No value";
Assert.AreEqual("No value", root.Auth,
"Write should have been allowed");
#endregion
}
