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corchi72

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ModelRoot/TableName/ID/MethodName I do not work for me

Hi, I have a problem with the procedure:
http://127.0.0.1:888/service/User/1/Orders, my class is as follows:

 TSQLFile = class(TSQLRecordSigned)
  private
    fOwner: RawUTF8;
    fCheck: Boolean;
    fIsSystem: Boolean;
    fAssociatedRecord: TRecordReference;
    fAssociatedID: Integer;
    function GetDisplayName: RawUTF8; virtual;
  public
    fName: RawUTF8;
    fModified: TTimeLog;
    fCreated: TTimeLog;
    fPicture: TSQLRawBlob;
    fKeyWords: RawUTF8;
    fLabel: RawUTF8;
    fImageIndex: Integer;
    fEnabled: Boolean;
    function CheckValues(reference: TSQLRecord): Boolean; virtual;
    procedure CopyFrom(ARec: TSQLRecord); // : TSQLRecord;
    procedure CopyTo(var ARec: TSQLRecord);
    property DisplayName: RawUTF8 read GetDisplayName;
    property Check: Boolean read fCheck write fCheck;
  published
    property Name: RawUTF8 read fName write fName;
    property Created: TTimeLog read fCreated write fCreated;
    property Modified: TTimeLog read fModified write fModified;
    property Picture: TSQLRawBlob read fPicture write fPicture;
    property KeyWords: RawUTF8 read fKeyWords write fKeyWords;
    property SignatureTime;
    property Signature;

    property Enabled: Boolean read fEnabled write fEnabled;
    property Label_: RawUTF8 read fLabel write fLabel;
    property ImageIndex: Integer read fImageIndex write fImageIndex;
    property Owner: RawUTF8 read fOwner write fOwner;
    property IsSystem: Boolean read fIsSystem write fIsSystem;
    property AssociatedID:Integer read fAssociatedID write fAssociatedID;
    property AssociatedRecord:TRecordReference read fAssociatedRecord write fAssociatedRecord;

  end;

  TSQLUserOrders = class(TSQLRecordMany)
  private
    fSource: TSQLUser;
    fDest: TSQLOrder;
  published
    property Source: TSQLUser read fSource;
    property Dest: TSQLOrder read fDest;

  end;
  
  
  TSQLUser = class(TSQLFile)
  private

    fOrders: TSQLUserOrders;
  published
    property Orders: TSQLUserOrders read fOrders;

  end;
  
  TSQLOrder = class(TSQLFile)
  private
    fOwner: RawUTF8;
    ....
	published

    property Users: TSQLUserOrders read fUsers;

  end;

I copy this from document "synopse mORMot Framework SAD 1.18 pdf" :page 228,229
....
For instance, you can see the below unique URI format for customer and orders fetched:
Customer data
URI

Get orders placed by customer "smith"
http://www.mysite.com/Customer/smith/Orders
Here, "dupont" and "smith" are used as unique identifiers to specify a customer. In practice, a name is far from unique, therefor most systems use an unique ID (like an integer, a hexadecimal number or a GUID).

...........................

When I create the server must also register the method TSQLUser.Orders

I have also seen this question but I did not understand what I write:
http://synopse.info/forum/viewtopic.php?id=926

if I execute "http://127.0.0.1:888/service/User/1/Orders" from browser error occurs 400, and it returns only the user 1 and not his orders!!

Thank Corchi

Last edited by corchi72 (2015-11-19 16:21:11)

ab

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Registered: 2010-06-21

Posts: 14,655

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Re: ModelRoot/TableName/ID/MethodName I do not work for me

The http://www.mysite.com/Customer/smith/Orders was a theoritical sample for a pure REST implementation.
This is not how mORMot routing works.

"http://127.0.0.1:888/service/User/1" would return the whole record.
But "http://127.0.0.1:888/service/User/1/orders" won't make the JOIN for you.
A sub-folder would only work for BLOB fields, not one-to-many fields.

corchi72

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Registered: 2010-12-10

Posts: 232

Re: ModelRoot/TableName/ID/MethodName I do not work for me

Excuse me,
   but then I do not understand what gives the heading methodname.
I ask this because I had also implemented a method published in the class TSQLUser that read the orders for user, but is not found in the list of public methods!!!

see this :

procedure TSQLRestServerURIContext.URIDecodeSOAByMethod;
begin
  if Table=nil then
    // check URI as 'ModelRoot/MethodName'
    MethodIndex := Server.fPublishedMethods.FindHashed(URI) else
  if URIBlobFieldName<>'' then
    // check URI as 'ModelRoot/TableName[/TableID]/MethodName'
    MethodIndex := Server.fPublishedMethods.FindHashed(URIBlobFieldName) else
    MethodIndex := -1;
end;

I have to write this method in TSQLRestserverDB or  just write in the class method:

  TFileServer =   class(TSQLRestserverDB)
  private
  public
     function LoadOrders(Ctxt: TSQLRestServerURIContext): string;
  end;


or 



  TSQLUser = class(TSQLFile)
  private
    fOrders: TSQLUserOrders; 
  public
     function LoadOrders(Ctxt: TSQLRestServerURIContext): string;
 published
     property Orders: TSQLUserOrders read fOrders;
  end;


function TSQLUSer.LoadOrdes(Ctxt: TSQLRestServerURIContext): string;
var
  content: RawUTF8;
begin

 
  content := fOrders.FillContext.ToString;
  Ctxt.Returns(content, HTML_SUCCESS, HEADER_CONTENT_TYPE + JSON_CONTENT_TYPE);

end;

ab

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Re: ModelRoot/TableName/ID/MethodName I do not work for me

1. The method should be defined in the "published" section of the SERVER class.

2. If this is not the server class, it should be added to the server via ServiceMethodRegisterPublishedMethods or ServiceMethodRegister.

corchi72

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Posts: 232

Re: ModelRoot/TableName/ID/MethodName I do not work for me

so, I can not call a public method of a class type TSQLRecord...

ok thanks corchi