Microsoft.Protocols.TestTools.StackSdk.BranchCache.Pchc.PCHCClient.SendSegmentInfoMessage C# (CSharp) Method

        public RESPONSE_MESSAGE SendSegmentInfoMessage(SEGMENT_INFO_MESSAGE segmentInfoMessage)
        {
            return this.responseMessage = this.SendByte(EncodeMessage.EncodeSegmentInfoMessage(segmentInfoMessage));
        }

        public void HostedCacheServer_PchcServer_SegmentInfo_HashAlgoInvalid()
        {
            CheckApplicability();

            var contentInformation = contentInformationUtility.CreateContentInformationV1();

            using (var pccrrServer = new PccrrServer(testConfig.ClientContentRetrievalListenPort))
            {
                pccrrServer.StartListening();

                pccrrServer.MessageArrived += new MessageArrivedEventArgs(delegate(IPEndPoint sender, PccrrPacket pccrrPacket)
                {
                    BaseTestSite.Assert.Fail("Hosted cache server should not retrieve content information with invalid hash algorithm");
                });

                PCHCClient pchcClient = new PCHCClient(
                    TransferProtocol.HTTPS,
                    testConfig.HostedCacheServerComputerName,
                    testConfig.HostedCacheServerHTTPSListenPort,
                    PchcConsts.HttpsUrl,
                    testConfig.DomainName,
                    testConfig.UserName,
                    testConfig.UserPassword);

                var segmentInfo = pchcClient.CreateSegmentInfoMessage(
                    testConfig.ClientContentRetrievalListenPort,
                    contentInformation,
                    0);

                segmentInfo.SegmentInfo.dwHashAlgo = (dwHashAlgo_Values)0xFEFE;

                var segmentInfoResponse = pchcClient.SendSegmentInfoMessage(segmentInfo);

                BaseTestSite.Assert.AreEqual(
                    RESPONSE_CODE.OK,
                    segmentInfoResponse.ResponseCode,
                    "Hosted cache server should return OK to segment info message");

                Thread.Sleep(testConfig.NegativeTestTimeout);
            }
        }