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I receive an xml in my webAPI and deserializo it.
What I did, I took the exact XML template that I’m going to receive and I call my service locally, just for the test effect. So far so good, I can get the fields I need. However, when I publish, in the documentation of who will send me, they inform that they will pass this same XML, but within a date parameter. I would like to know, how to prepare my Url to understand and capture xml with this parameter. Until then, I do the requisition, send via body, but do not use it.
it will probably come data= xml with the contents.
namespace WsCliMotoristas.Controllers
{
public class XmlController : ApiController
{
[HttpPost]
public void Post(HttpRequestMessage xml)
{
string idumov, identificadoralternativo;
idumov = "";
identificadoralternativo = "";
try
{
string body = xml.Content.ReadAsStringAsync().Result;
var Schedules = System.Xml.Linq.XDocument.Parse(body);
foreach (var elementos in Schedules.Root.Elements())
{
if (elementos.Name == "alternativeIdentifier")
{
identificadoralternativo = elementos.Value;
}
foreach (var historicos in elementos.Elements())
{
if (historicos.Name == "activityHistory")
{
idumov = historicos.FirstAttribute.Value;
}
}
}
GetEntrega entrega = new GetEntrega();
entrega.GeraEntregaAsync(idumov);
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
Console.WriteLine(ex.Message);
}
}
}
}
Friend, you may have the xml format, but all the indications are you are receiving a string. It’s not clear enough, but as far as I can tell, the consumer of your api wants to send a json by passing this string in an attribute called date.
– Leandro Angelo
" date parameter" what does that necessarily mean? a date named object? it is possible to edit and put the documentation from where you received this information?
– Leonardo Bonetti
The body of the request it makes in my service will come like this: data= XML content
– João Paulo Silva
In my test, consuming my service, I simply send the xml in the body, without any parameter. Body = XML content / the client sends me this way: body data= xml content
– João Paulo Silva
If I do not prepare my service to wait for this parameter called date I will have an error. I’m still finishing up, so I didn’t publish it and I tested it directly on his call, but it’s clear I’ll have an error.
– João Paulo Silva
Post an example of this request that you should receive
– Leandro Angelo