Microsoft.Protocols.TestSuites.MS_LISTSWS.S02_OperationOnContentType.MSLISTSWS_S02_TC30_GetListContentType_UseListTitleAsListName C# (CSharp) Method

        public void MSLISTSWS_S02_TC30_GetListContentType_UseListTitleAsListName()
        {
            #region Invoke AddList to create a generic list.
            string listGUID = TestSuiteHelper.CreateList();
            #endregion

            #region Invoke CreateContentType operation to create new content type for the new generic list.
            string contentTypeId = null;
            string fieldNameA = Common.GetConfigurationPropertyValue("ListFieldText", this.Site);
            string contentTypeDisplayName = TestSuiteHelper.GetUniqueContentTypeName();
            contentTypeId = TestSuiteHelper.CreateContentType(listGUID, contentTypeDisplayName, new List<string> { fieldNameA });
            Site.Assert.IsNotNull(contentTypeId, "Error: Failed to create a new content type by CreateContentType operation!");
            #endregion

            #region Invoke GetList operation to get the title of the new generic list.
            ListDefinitionSchema listDef = TestSuiteHelper.GetListDefinition(listGUID);
            Site.Assert.IsNotNull(listDef, "Error: the object \"listDef\" is null !");
            Site.Assert.IsNotNull(listDef.Title, "Error: the object \"listDef.Title\" is null !");
            string listTitle = listDef.Title;
            #endregion

            #region Invoke GetListContentType operation with the new content type in the generic list, set the value of listName as the title of the list.
            GetListContentTypeResponseGetListContentTypeResult getListContentTypeResult = null;
            getListContentTypeResult = this.listswsAdapter.GetListContentType(listTitle, contentTypeId);

            // Verify requirement R5861.
            // If getting content type is successful, it means implementation does support this GetListContentType method. R5861 can be captured.
            if (Common.IsRequirementEnabled(5861, this.Site))
            {
                Site.CaptureRequirementIfIsNotNull(
                    getListContentTypeResult,
                    5861,
                    @"Implementation does support this method[GetListContentType]. (Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 and above follow this behavior.)");
            }

            // If we get the successful response of GetListContentType, we can capture R592 and R593.
            bool isR592Verified = false;
            bool isR593Verified = false;
            if (getListContentTypeResult != null)
            {
                isR592Verified = true;
                isR593Verified = true;
            }
            #endregion

            #region Capture requirements #592 and #593 when we get the successful response of GetListContentType.
            Site.CaptureRequirementIfIsTrue(
                isR592Verified,
                592,
                @"[In GetListContentType operation] If the specified listName is not a valid GUID, check if the listName corresponds to the list title of a list on the site and if so, use that list.");

            Site.CaptureRequirementIfIsTrue(
                isR593Verified,
                593,
                @"[In GetListContentType operation] If the specified listName does not correspond to the identification of a list on the site, check if the listName corresponds to the list title of a list on the site and if so, use that list.");

            #endregion
        }