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  Andyrandy

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  Re: How to write map/route for multiple Post

  Mar 27, 2012 04:12 PM|LINK

  Nope

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  davebettin

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  Re: How to write map/route for multiple Post

  Mar 27, 2012 04:19 PM|LINK

  Have you changed your routes as I specified earlier? This is pretty straighforward. Can you past your routes here again?

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  panesofglass

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  Re: How to write map/route for multiple Post

  Mar 27, 2012 04:26 PM|LINK

  davebettin

  My suggestion is to remove the "DefaultApi" route in RegsiterRoutes. (I assume you do not have a use for it) And then remove the {searchParameter} value in your route template.  If you do this, you will not have to modify your  javascript and it will route correctly.

  Or if you do want that route, you should flip the order of your DefaultApi and SearchWithParameter routes. The routing mechanism will select the first match in the order listed.

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  davebettin

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  Re: How to write map/route for multiple Post

  Mar 27, 2012 04:31 PM|LINK

  With this use case this route will always be selected.  Modifying the order won't help. 

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  Re: How to write map/route for multiple Post

  Mar 27, 2012 05:10 PM|LINK

  I believe you need to understand Routing. Steve Sanderson book's Routing chapter is an excellent starting point. After this just read this link,

  Note: Unnecessary route will drammatcally affect your application performance. See this.

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  Andyrandy

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  Re: How to write map/route for multiple Post

  Mar 29, 2012 03:01 PM|LINK

  Hi Dave, Thanks for your time and reply, Code for Route is :

  routes.MapHttpRoute(
                  name: "SaveOrUpdate",
                  routeTemplate: "api/{controller}/{action}",
                  defaults: new { action = "SaveOrUpdate" }
              );
  
              routes.MapHttpRoute(
                 name: "SearchWithParameter",
                 routeTemplate: "api/{controller}/{action}/{searchParameter}",
                 defaults: new { action = "SearchWithParameter", searchParameter = RouteParameter.Optional }
             );

  
  and in controller its :

  public IQueryable<Order> SearchWithParameter(SearchOrderParameter searchParameter)
          {
              //Logic here
          }
  
  public Order SaveOrUpdate(Order order)
          {
              //Logic here
          }

  Thanks

  Andy

  
  
  

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  davebettin

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  Re: How to write map/route for multiple Post

  Mar 29, 2012 05:06 PM|LINK

  No problem. Are these working for you?

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  Andyrandy

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  Re: How to write map/route for multiple Post

  Mar 29, 2012 10:53 PM|LINK

  yes, above code is working for me....:)

  Is this the best way to do it ?

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  Re: How to write map/route for multiple Post

  Mar 30, 2012 12:36 AM|LINK

  Looks good.

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  Re: How to write map/route for multiple Post

  Mar 30, 2012 04:00 AM|LINK

  Andyrandy

  Hi Dave, Thanks for your time and reply, Code for Route is :

  routes.MapHttpRoute(
                  name: "SaveOrUpdate",
                  routeTemplate: "api/{controller}/{action}",
                  defaults: new { action = "SaveOrUpdate" }
              );
  
              routes.MapHttpRoute(
                 name: "SearchWithParameter",
                 routeTemplate: "api/{controller}/{action}/{searchParameter}",
                 defaults: new { action = "SearchWithParameter", searchParameter = RouteParameter.Optional }
             );

  
  and in controller its :

  public IQueryable<Order> SearchWithParameter(SearchOrderParameter searchParameter)
          {
              //Logic here
          }
  
  public Order SaveOrUpdate(Order order)
          {
              //Logic here
          }

  Thanks

  Andy

  
  

  I believe you are moving in the wrong direction. 1 route != 1 action. You should always create generic routes as much as possible otherwise it will affect your application performance.

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