I'm trying to use RestSharp to consume a web service. So far everything's gone very well (cheers to John Sheehan and all contributors!) but I've run into a snag. Say I want to insert XML into the body of my RestRequest in its already serialized form (i.e., as a string). Is there an easy way to do this? It appears the .AddBody() function conducts serialization behinds the scenes, so my string is being turned into <String />
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Any help is greatly appreciated!
EDIT: A sample of my current code was requested. See below --
private T ExecuteRequest<T>(string resource, RestSharp.Method httpMethod, IEnumerable<Parameter> parameters = null, string body = null) where T : new() { RestClient client = new RestClient(this.BaseURL); RestRequest req = new RestRequest(resource, httpMethod); // Add all parameters (and body, if applicable) to the request req.AddParameter("api_key", this.APIKey); if (parameters != null) { foreach (Parameter p in parameters) req.AddParameter(p); } if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(body)) req.AddBody(body); // <-- ISSUE HERE RestResponse<T> resp = client.Execute<T>(req); return resp.Data; }
var client = new RestClient("http://localhost"); var request = new RestRequest("resource", Method. POST); request. AddParameter("auth_token", "1234"); request. AddBody(json); var response = client.
AddHeader("Content-Type", "application/json; CHARSET=UTF-8"); request. AddJsonBody(jsonString); var response = client. Execute(request); Console. WriteLine(response.
RestSharp is a C# library used to build and send API requests, and interpret the responses. It is used as part of the C#Bot API testing framework to build the requests, send them to the server, and interpret the responses so assertions can be made.
Here is how to add plain xml string to the request body:
req.AddParameter("text/xml", body, ParameterType.RequestBody)
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To Add to @dmitreyg's answer and per @jrahhali's comment to his answer, in the current version, as of the time this is posted it is v105.2.3
, the syntax is as follows:
request.Parameters.Add(new Parameter() { ContentType = "application/json", Name = "JSONPAYLOAD", // not required Type = ParameterType.RequestBody, Value = jsonBody }); request.Parameters.Add(new Parameter() { ContentType = "text/xml", Name = "XMLPAYLOAD", // not required Type = ParameterType.RequestBody, Value = xmlBody });
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