I need to implement a web script that generates a returns the ticket for the current user. This web script is addressed by the URI I use to setup a URLConncetion. The ticket should be contained in the response body, which I need to evaluate in my JSP (or Java code) to extract the ticket. How can be done by a simple JavaScript / FreeMarker web script, using the JavaScript session root scope object to retrieve the ticket, i.e. session.getTicket() ?
Can any one pls write the steps to do?
ticket.get.html.ftl (or json or whatever you want):
${session.ticket}
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I want to access to raw query parameters in ASP.NET Core 2.0
Currently HttpRequest.Query provides access to strings decoded from url encoded encoding, but it decodes it incorrectly.
How can I access to raw parameters instead of parsing full query string by hands?
Ok, it seems I overcome this issue.
So, how I did it?
I used QueryFeature class from asp.net core source and replaced call to QueryHelpers.ParseNullableQuery (you can find it here) with slightly changed implementation of this helper without call to Uri.UnescapeDataString to parameter value.
Then created middleware class that sets my custom QueryFeature for HttpContext:
context.Features.Set<IQueryFeature>(new MyQueryFeature(context.Features));
and used it during app configure.
Don't forget that after this all your parameters will stay url encoded if they were.
I want to convert our existing WCF REST web services to ASP.NET Web APIso I started to look into it.
Getting one of my function (i.e. login) up and running in ASP.NET Web API was quite straight forward but there is one thing I'm confused about and I hope one of you can clarify this for me.
In our WCF REST web service, our login (POST) function was called as follows:
http://localhost/mywebsite/mywebservice.svc/Authentication/Login
We'd pass a LoginRequest to it and we'd get a LoginResponse back.
Now in ASP.NET Web API, I've our Login (POST) function is being called as follows:
http://localhost/api/authentication and I'm passing the same LoginRequest and I get the same LoginResponse.
My confusion is, how does ASP.NET Web API know to use the Login function which is defined in the AuthenticationController?
I assume it has something to do with the parameter type being passed but what if I have another function that has the same parameter type, how would it differentiate between the 2?
For example, what if I had a LocalLogin and CloudLogin (not the case btw) and both require the LoginRequest as an input parameter and both return the LoginResponse, how would it know which one to call since it's not part of the URI?
Thanks.
I am trying to extract an id number from a URL using a web service so that it can be used as a parameter for a where clause in a select statement that produces data from a database based on the id number of a record. That data will then be passed back to the page to populate an element in a jQuery modal popup widow.
Everything works fine with a static id number (ex: string postid = "120"), but I don't know how to get the id number from the URL. I'm using Routing in .Net 4 and the method for accessing Routing in pages does not work in a web service. In pages I just do stuff like var id = RouteData.Values["id"]; and that gets the id, but when i did it in a web service I got an error:
CS0120: An object reference is required for the non-static field,
method, or property 'System.Web.Routing.RouteData.Values.get'
Summary:
I have web service accessed form a details page where I want to get RouteData for the page making the request. I want to do this just as easily as I can on a page using RouteData.Values which is just as easy as the now the obsolete Request.Querystring.
Now I am more confused because although I could easily add a new route for the web service I don't know I would call that using jQuery Ajax because of the webservice.asmx/webmethod syntax.
Right now I have URL: "../webservices/googlemaps.asmx/GetGoogleMap" in my jQuery Ajax, but that is not a real URL. It only exists in jQuery somewhere and the way to call the service using just JavaScript is no a real URL either, its webservice.webmethod() which in this case would be googlemaps.GetGoogleMap().
I will try registering a route for webservices/googlemaps.asmx/GetGoogleMap/postid, but I doubt it will work because GetGoogleMap is not a directory or a querystring.
Get current http request and use RequestContext property to get request context - it has current routing data. For example,
var id = HttpContext.Current.Request.RequestContext.RouteData.Values["id"];
In case of WCF based web service, make sure that service is participating in ASP.NET pipeline (see ASP.NET Compatibility)
EDIT: Sorry for misleading answer - the above will not work unless web service url is registered in routing engine. However, it may not solve your issue of retrieving the id - what kind of service implementation are you using? Are you making a GET request or POST request? Typically, web service handler (asmx) or WCF pipeline should convert GET/POST parameters to method parameters. Post your web service code and how you invoke it.
i'm in a slideshow extender web service method and trying to get a stringfrom the request.QueryString that i got in page_load.
of course new myPage() won't do.
so what can i do?
thanks
You can store the querystring in the Session on page load and access it from your service when necessary.
You can store the applicable parts of the query string in a hidden field on the page and pass the values along as part of your service call.
If the querystring is still a part of the URL when you want to make the service call, you can extract the values from the url with javascript and pass them along.
I'm coding an ASP.NET website that works with facebook.
To make my own life easier, I've decided to work with the facebook C# SDK.
At this point, I've already obtained a valid access token, thus I've authorised correctly.
(I have done this through server-side C# code, not via the JavaScript SDK)
I now want to store this access token in the current FacebookWebContext, so that I can use it through the whole website.
However, when I try to write the value in FacebookWebContext.Current.AccessToken, I get the following error:
Property or indexer FacebookWebContext.Current.AccessToken cannot be assigned to -- it is read only
Now, I could try to create a new FacebookWebContext, and set this one as the current one, but the constructor doesn't accept an access token.
How do I put my access token in the current facebook web context?
It should already have the value when you do : FacebookWebContext.Current.AccessToken
Is it empty?