restsharp

I have been trying to access a REST-based API on a Windows Phone using a few different approaches, but I seem to be running into issues with attaching cookies to the request with all of them. I have tried the WebClient approach (which now seems to have become marked SecurityCritical, so you can no longer inherit from it and add code). I looked briefly at HttpWebRequest which seemed cumbersome at best. Now I am using RestSharp which seems decent to use, but I am still having problems with my cookies not being added to the request when it's sent. My code is as follows: // ... some additional

I am using RestSharp for developing on the client side. I am also using Ruby Grape gem for my custom API on server side. Grape gem can do versioning by setting Accept HTTP header f.e to application/vnd.twitter-v1+json And test command via console works perfect curl -H Accept=application/vnd.twitter-v1+json /statuses/public_timeline But when I am trying to set up header for RestRequest I am getting error 404 on the server. I have no idea why so. I have found another issue that server returns 406 error - but in my case 404. How can I put custom value for Accept header? You can set a custom

I am trying to get RestSharp to work with a restful service that I have. Everything seems to be working fine, except when my object being passed via POST contains a list (in this particular case a list of string ). My object: public class TestObj { public string Name{get;set;} public List<string> Children{get;set;} } When this gets sent to the server the Children property gets sent as a string with the contents System.Collections.Generic.List`1[System.String] . This is how I am sending the object: var client = new RestClient(); var request = new RestRequest("http://localhost", Method.PUT); var

I am making calls to a WEB API using RESTSHARP and they work fine. However, the Initial call to the API (regardless of what call it is) can sometimes take up to 10 seconds to get a response. Every other call after that is really quick. Does anyone know a way around this? I am running a WPF 4.0 application code: var client = new RestClient(apiAddress); var request = new RestRequest(Method.GET); IRestResponse response = client.Execute(request); skrause It's most likely the network settings causing this problem. I recently had the same issue and it turned out that when using HttpWebRequest or

I'm using RestSharp to call an external API. This works: var client = new RestClient(apiUrl); var request = new RestRequest(myurl, Method.GET); foreach (var param in parameters) { request.AddQueryParameter(param.Key, param.Value); } var response = client.Execute(request); This doesn't: var client = new RestClient(apiUrl); var request = new RestRequest(myurl, Method.GET); foreach (var param in parameters) { request.AddParameter(param.Key, param.Value); } var response = client.Execute(request); Resulting in: System.Exception: API Call MyWebAPIMethod GET: Failed with status code 0 - Unable to

The Client side receives a formal JSON content "{\"Id\":[1,2,3],\"Size\":56}" , but get an error in deserialization the byte array. 1 Error occurs in the statement below IRestResponse<key> response = client.Execute<key>(request); 2 Error message is "No parameterless constructor defined for this object." 3 The object class in client size is the same as it's in server side: public class key { public byte[] id { get; set; } public int Size { set; get; } } 4 I've tried passing object that contains string and integer by JSON format and that's all fine but byte array. JsonDeserializer from RestSharp