ASP.NET CORE 2.1 FromRoute and FromBody Model Binding
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I read Microsoft's documentation on building web APIs, but I don't see an example on how to merge route and body params, other than developing a custom model binder. I believe I'm missing something because developing a custom model binder seems to be overkill for this common task. How can I tell my application to create the model from route params and the body payload?
Request:
PUT /business/f8e5cf33-40b1-4b8e-8280-b1b60a459154
{"name": "MyBusiness", "street": "123 Main Street"}
Response:
400
{"Id": ["'Id' must not be empty."]}
// BusinessController
[Route("business/{id}")]
[ApiController]
public class BusinessController : Controller {
[HttpPut]
[ProducesResponseType(400)]
public ActionResult PutAsync(BusinessModel business) {
...
}
}
// BusinessModel
class BusinessModel {
// The `[FromRoute]` annotation has no affect
public Guid Id { get; set; }
public string Name { get; set; }
public string Street { get; set; }
}
asp.net asp.net-web-api model-binding
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I read Microsoft's documentation on building web APIs, but I don't see an example on how to merge route and body params, other than developing a custom model binder. I believe I'm missing something because developing a custom model binder seems to be overkill for this common task. How can I tell my application to create the model from route params and the body payload?
Request:
PUT /business/f8e5cf33-40b1-4b8e-8280-b1b60a459154
{"name": "MyBusiness", "street": "123 Main Street"}
Response:
400
{"Id": ["'Id' must not be empty."]}
// BusinessController
[Route("business/{id}")]
[ApiController]
public class BusinessController : Controller {
[HttpPut]
[ProducesResponseType(400)]
public ActionResult PutAsync(BusinessModel business) {
...
}
}
// BusinessModel
class BusinessModel {
// The `[FromRoute]` annotation has no affect
public Guid Id { get; set; }
public string Name { get; set; }
public string Street { get; set; }
}
asp.net asp.net-web-api model-binding
asked Jan 18 at 13:56
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I read Microsoft's documentation on building web APIs, but I don't see an example on how to merge route and body params, other than developing a custom model binder. I believe I'm missing something because developing a custom model binder seems to be overkill for this common task. How can I tell my application to create the model from route params and the body payload?
Request:
PUT /business/f8e5cf33-40b1-4b8e-8280-b1b60a459154
{"name": "MyBusiness", "street": "123 Main Street"}
Response:
400
{"Id": ["'Id' must not be empty."]}
// BusinessController
[Route("business/{id}")]
[ApiController]
public class BusinessController : Controller {
[HttpPut]
[ProducesResponseType(400)]
public ActionResult PutAsync(BusinessModel business) {
...
}
}
// BusinessModel
class BusinessModel {
// The `[FromRoute]` annotation has no affect
public Guid Id { get; set; }
public string Name { get; set; }
public string Street { get; set; }
}
asp.net asp.net-web-api model-binding
asked Jan 18 at 13:56
DaveDave
1133
I read Microsoft's documentation on building web APIs, but I don't see an example on how to merge route and body params, other than developing a custom model binder. I believe I'm missing something because developing a custom model binder seems to be overkill for this common task. How can I tell my application to create the model from route params and the body payload?
Request:
PUT /business/f8e5cf33-40b1-4b8e-8280-b1b60a459154
{"name": "MyBusiness", "street": "123 Main Street"}
Response:
400
{"Id": ["'Id' must not be empty."]}
// BusinessController
[Route("business/{id}")]
[ApiController]
public class BusinessController : Controller {
[HttpPut]
[ProducesResponseType(400)]
public ActionResult PutAsync(BusinessModel business) {
...
}
}
// BusinessModel
class BusinessModel {
// The `[FromRoute]` annotation has no affect
public Guid Id { get; set; }
public string Name { get; set; }
public string Street { get; set; }
}
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You can separate in two tags on the parameter section.
// BusinessController
[Route("business/{id}")]
[ApiController]
public class BusinessController : Controller {
[HttpPut]
[ProducesResponseType(400)]
public ActionResult PutAsync([FromBody]BusinessModel business, [FromRoute] int id) {
...
}
}
And after that asign that id to the model, if it is part of it.
answered Jan 18 at 14:49
nicoflecap1nicoflecap1
888
I'm trying to leverage the "Automatic HTTP 400 Responses" functionality. This functionality allows me to removeif(!ModelState.IsValid)checks in the action. So the API is returning a 400 before the action runs. docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/web-api/…
– Dave
Jan 18 at 15:00
Ok, now I get that if you take off the tags on the parameter section it should do that merge that you want, so it appears that it doesn't do it because your id is a Guid object, and it can't resolve that Guid construction only from the id.
– nicoflecap1
Jan 18 at 15:07
I've tried with Guid, string, and ints without success.
– Dave
Jan 18 at 15:17
What happens if you send some int on the Request with that same code with the id like Guid? In your request example the id is missing.
– nicoflecap1
Jan 18 at 15:25
No matter the data type, I receive a message stating the Id is required. In the Guid example above,f8e5cf33-40b1-4b8e-8280-b1b60a459154is theidparam.
– Dave
Jan 18 at 15:32
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You can separate in two tags on the parameter section.
// BusinessController
[Route("business/{id}")]
[ApiController]
public class BusinessController : Controller {
[HttpPut]
[ProducesResponseType(400)]
public ActionResult PutAsync([FromBody]BusinessModel business, [FromRoute] int id) {
...
}
}
And after that asign that id to the model, if it is part of it.
answered Jan 18 at 14:49
nicoflecap1nicoflecap1
888
I'm trying to leverage the "Automatic HTTP 400 Responses" functionality. This functionality allows me to removeif(!ModelState.IsValid)checks in the action. So the API is returning a 400 before the action runs. docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/web-api/…
– Dave
Jan 18 at 15:00
Ok, now I get that if you take off the tags on the parameter section it should do that merge that you want, so it appears that it doesn't do it because your id is a Guid object, and it can't resolve that Guid construction only from the id.
– nicoflecap1
Jan 18 at 15:07
I've tried with Guid, string, and ints without success.
– Dave
Jan 18 at 15:17
What happens if you send some int on the Request with that same code with the id like Guid? In your request example the id is missing.
– nicoflecap1
Jan 18 at 15:25
No matter the data type, I receive a message stating the Id is required. In the Guid example above,f8e5cf33-40b1-4b8e-8280-b1b60a459154is theidparam.
– Dave
Jan 18 at 15:32
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You can separate in two tags on the parameter section.
// BusinessController
[Route("business/{id}")]
[ApiController]
public class BusinessController : Controller {
[HttpPut]
[ProducesResponseType(400)]
public ActionResult PutAsync([FromBody]BusinessModel business, [FromRoute] int id) {
...
}
}
And after that asign that id to the model, if it is part of it.
answered Jan 18 at 14:49
nicoflecap1nicoflecap1
888
I'm trying to leverage the "Automatic HTTP 400 Responses" functionality. This functionality allows me to removeif(!ModelState.IsValid)checks in the action. So the API is returning a 400 before the action runs. docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/web-api/…
– Dave
Jan 18 at 15:00
Ok, now I get that if you take off the tags on the parameter section it should do that merge that you want, so it appears that it doesn't do it because your id is a Guid object, and it can't resolve that Guid construction only from the id.
– nicoflecap1
Jan 18 at 15:07
I've tried with Guid, string, and ints without success.
– Dave
Jan 18 at 15:17
What happens if you send some int on the Request with that same code with the id like Guid? In your request example the id is missing.
– nicoflecap1
Jan 18 at 15:25
No matter the data type, I receive a message stating the Id is required. In the Guid example above,f8e5cf33-40b1-4b8e-8280-b1b60a459154is theidparam.
– Dave
Jan 18 at 15:32
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You can separate in two tags on the parameter section.
// BusinessController
[Route("business/{id}")]
[ApiController]
public class BusinessController : Controller {
[HttpPut]
[ProducesResponseType(400)]
public ActionResult PutAsync([FromBody]BusinessModel business, [FromRoute] int id) {
...
}
}
And after that asign that id to the model, if it is part of it.
answered Jan 18 at 14:49
nicoflecap1nicoflecap1
888
You can separate in two tags on the parameter section.
// BusinessController
[Route("business/{id}")]
[ApiController]
public class BusinessController : Controller {
[HttpPut]
[ProducesResponseType(400)]
public ActionResult PutAsync([FromBody]BusinessModel business, [FromRoute] int id) {
...
}
}
And after that asign that id to the model, if it is part of it.
answered Jan 18 at 14:49
nicoflecap1nicoflecap1
888
answered Jan 18 at 14:49
nicoflecap1nicoflecap1
888
answered Jan 18 at 14:49
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answered Jan 18 at 14:49
nicoflecap1nicoflecap1
888
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I'm trying to leverage the "Automatic HTTP 400 Responses" functionality. This functionality allows me to removeif(!ModelState.IsValid)checks in the action. So the API is returning a 400 before the action runs. docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/web-api/…
– Dave
Jan 18 at 15:00
Ok, now I get that if you take off the tags on the parameter section it should do that merge that you want, so it appears that it doesn't do it because your id is a Guid object, and it can't resolve that Guid construction only from the id.
– nicoflecap1
Jan 18 at 15:07
I've tried with Guid, string, and ints without success.
– Dave
Jan 18 at 15:17
What happens if you send some int on the Request with that same code with the id like Guid? In your request example the id is missing.
– nicoflecap1
Jan 18 at 15:25
No matter the data type, I receive a message stating the Id is required. In the Guid example above,f8e5cf33-40b1-4b8e-8280-b1b60a459154is theidparam.
– Dave
Jan 18 at 15:32
add a comment |
I'm trying to leverage the "Automatic HTTP 400 Responses" functionality. This functionality allows me to removeif(!ModelState.IsValid)checks in the action. So the API is returning a 400 before the action runs. docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/web-api/…
– Dave
Jan 18 at 15:00
Ok, now I get that if you take off the tags on the parameter section it should do that merge that you want, so it appears that it doesn't do it because your id is a Guid object, and it can't resolve that Guid construction only from the id.
– nicoflecap1
Jan 18 at 15:07
I've tried with Guid, string, and ints without success.
– Dave
Jan 18 at 15:17
What happens if you send some int on the Request with that same code with the id like Guid? In your request example the id is missing.
– nicoflecap1
Jan 18 at 15:25
No matter the data type, I receive a message stating the Id is required. In the Guid example above,f8e5cf33-40b1-4b8e-8280-b1b60a459154is theidparam.
– Dave
Jan 18 at 15:32
I'm trying to leverage the "Automatic HTTP 400 Responses" functionality. This functionality allows me to remove
if(!ModelState.IsValid) checks in the action. So the API is returning a 400 before the action runs. docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/web-api/…– Dave
Jan 18 at 15:00
I'm trying to leverage the "Automatic HTTP 400 Responses" functionality. This functionality allows me to remove
if(!ModelState.IsValid) checks in the action. So the API is returning a 400 before the action runs. docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/web-api/…– Dave
Jan 18 at 15:00
Ok, now I get that if you take off the tags on the parameter section it should do that merge that you want, so it appears that it doesn't do it because your id is a Guid object, and it can't resolve that Guid construction only from the id.
– nicoflecap1
Jan 18 at 15:07
Ok, now I get that if you take off the tags on the parameter section it should do that merge that you want, so it appears that it doesn't do it because your id is a Guid object, and it can't resolve that Guid construction only from the id.
– nicoflecap1
Jan 18 at 15:07
I've tried with Guid, string, and ints without success.
– Dave
Jan 18 at 15:17
I've tried with Guid, string, and ints without success.
– Dave
Jan 18 at 15:17
What happens if you send some int on the Request with that same code with the id like Guid? In your request example the id is missing.
– nicoflecap1
Jan 18 at 15:25
What happens if you send some int on the Request with that same code with the id like Guid? In your request example the id is missing.
– nicoflecap1
Jan 18 at 15:25
No matter the data type, I receive a message stating the Id is required. In the Guid example above,
f8e5cf33-40b1-4b8e-8280-b1b60a459154 is the id param.– Dave
Jan 18 at 15:32
No matter the data type, I receive a message stating the Id is required. In the Guid example above,
f8e5cf33-40b1-4b8e-8280-b1b60a459154 is the id param.– Dave
Jan 18 at 15:32
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