Properties of internal exception selected?

Question

I am writing unit test for WCF web service. I intentionally send the wrong request to the server that issues WebExceptionFault<string>. In unit test, the exception that throws is EndpointNotFoundExceptionwith the standard WebExceptionin the property InnerException. I want to check that the body of the answer corresponds to the line, which, it seems to me, should be there.

I am facing a problem, however, since the property Responsefor WebException(which is System.Net.SyncMemoryStream) is Disposed and cannot be read.

My code is:

Clubs actual;
try
{
    //"201" is an invalid argument for the first parameter
    actual = new Clubs(channel.GetClubs("201", "123"));
}
catch (EndpointNotFoundException e)
{
    WebException w = e.InnerException as WebException;
    Assert.IsNotNull(w);

    HttpWebResponse resp = w.Response as HttpWebResponse;
    Assert.IsNotNull(resp);
    Assert.AreEqual(resp.StatusCode, HttpStatusCode.NotFound);
    //Next line throws an ArgumentException saying Stream not readable
    //Investigation shows it has been disposed
    using (StreamReader sr = new StreamReader(resp.GetResponseStream()))
        Assert.AreEqual(sr.ReadToEnd(), "League not allowed for selected club");
}

Is it normal that the InnerException properties are located? Is there any way around this?

Answer 1

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