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  cenk1536

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  Web.Http.Results

  Apr 13, 2020 05:55 PM|cenk1536|LINK

  Hi there,

  In my web API, I am using a filter. On authorization, I am checking a valid time interval and if not inside this interval I am giving a response as follows. I wonder if I can return web.http.results instead of httpresponsemessage?

  var response = new HttpResponseMessage
                  {
                      StatusCode = (HttpStatusCode)429,
                      ReasonPhrase = "Invalid Request Time",
                      Content = new StringContent("Requests are permitted between " + WebConfigurationManager.AppSettings["TimeStart"].ToString() + " AM and " + WebConfigurationManager.AppSettings["TimeEnd"].ToString() + " PM.")
  
                  };

  The response is like this;

  {
      "Message": "Requests are permitted between 11:00 AM and 22:30 PM."
  }

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  jiadongm

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  Re: Web.Http.Results

  Apr 14, 2020 10:08 AM|jiadongm|LINK

  Hi cenk1536,

  cenk1536

  The response is like this;

  {
      "Message": "Requests are permitted between 11:00 AM and 22:30 PM."
  }

  The result type is json, you can just return like below:

  public IHttpActionResult Get()
          {
              return Json(new { Message = "Requests are permitted between 10 AM and 10 PM." });
          }

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  Jiadong Meng

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  cenk1536

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  Re: Web.Http.Results

  Apr 14, 2020 11:26 AM|cenk1536|LINK

  I mean here;

  public override void OnAuthorization(System.Web.Http.Controllers.HttpActionContext actionContext)
          {
              //Check Request Start-End Period
              if (!CheckRequestTime())
              {
                  var response = new HttpResponseMessage
                  {
                      StatusCode = (HttpStatusCode) 429,
                      ReasonPhrase = "Invalid Request Time",
                      Content = new StringContent("Requests are permitted between " +
                                                  WebConfigurationManager.AppSettings["TimeStart"].ToString() +
                                                  " AM and " + WebConfigurationManager.AppSettings["TimeEnd"].ToString() +
                                                  " PM."),
  
                      
                     
  
                  };
  
                  actionContext.Response = response;
  
  
              }
          }

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  cenk1536

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  Re: Web.Http.Results

  Apr 14, 2020 12:08 PM|cenk1536|LINK

  This solved my problem,

  Content = new StringContent("{\"Message\":\"Requests are permitted between " +
                                                  WebConfigurationManager.AppSettings["TimeStart"].ToString() +
                                                  " AM and " + WebConfigurationManager.AppSettings["TimeEnd"].ToString() +
                                                  " PM.\"}", System.Text.Encoding.UTF8, "application/json"),

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