Test2: Create N files in a directory and its subdirectories until the leaf subdirectories. Each file in a directory is named File1, File2, ..., FileN
Input: Path, N
Functionality: The Path identifies the root directory and its subdirectories that should have X files. It might be "1\2" in the above example.
N is the number of files to create in path and each of its subdirectories
Note: When an adversary invokes Test2 twice (or more) in a row, the application should return the meaningful error messages produced by TFS.
Example: Test2 1\2 3
Assuming the directory structure from the Test1 example above, this Test would create 5 files in each directory 1\2, 1\2\4 and 1\2\5. The files in each directory would be named File1, File2, and File3.
Test2: Create N files in a directory and its subdirectories until the leaf subdirectories. Each file in a directory is named File1, File2, ..., FileN
Input: Path, N
Functionality: The Path identifies the root directory and its subdirectories that should have X files. It might be "1\2" in the above example.
N is the number of files to create in path and each of its subdirectories
Note: When an adversary invokes Test2 twice (or more) in a row, the application should return the meaningful error messages produced by TFS.
Example: Test2 1\2 3
Assuming the directory structure from the Test1 example above, this Test would create 5 files in each directory 1\2, 1\2\4 and 1\2\5. The files in each directory would be named File1, File2, and File3.