restsharp

I make a web request to a third-party api from my ASP.NET Core application. When app is running alone itself, request succeeds. When app is running in IIS on the same server, request timeouts. Request is made from a Hangfire recurring job to Asana API endpoint (HTTPS) via RestSharp client. All the own app's pages are available through IIS, but app cannot make any requests. Where should I look and what to debug to solve this problem? IIS behavior is driven by the web.config, I have configured to deal with request < 20 min specifying requestTimeout="00:20:00" : <aspNetCore requestTimeout="00:20

Hi I am using the RestSharp to create the request to my web API. Unfortunately the response.content does not contain full response, which I am able to see when I perform request through browser or fiddler. The content is being truncated to 64 kb. I am attaching my code below. Could you please advice what could solve this issue? var request = new RestRequest("Products?productId={productId}&applicationId={applicationId}", Method.GET); request.RequestFormat = DataFormat.Json; request.AddParameter("productId", id, ParameterType.UrlSegment); request.AddParameter("applicationId", Settings

I have an ASP.NET MVC4 website implementing a REST API, which I'm consuming from a client application. My ApiController methods take and return complex objects, as XML. I recently discovered RestSharp, and have begun moving my client project over to that. However, I'm having real problems with it. It seems to almost work - it's so close that I can almost taste success - but I just can't get it to work 100%. The objects I'm passing across the wire look something like this: // The object I'm passing across the wire public class Example { bool IsActive { get; set; } string Name { get; set; } } My

EDIT: The solution to the question can be found in the first comment by John Sheehan! i would like to use Restsharp as Rest-Client for my Project. Since the REST server is not running yet, I would like to test the client without the Server. My main focus is on the deserialization of the returning XML-Response. Is it possible to deserialize XML using RestSharp without a proper RestSharp.RestResponse? I tried it like this: public void testDeserialization() { XmlDeserializer d = new XmlDeserializer(); RestSharp.RestResponse response = new RestSharp.RestResponse(); string XML = @"<Response><Item1

I've recently started using RestSharp to consume a REST service which uses XML. It makes deserializing objects from XML to a collection of custom objects trivial. But my question is what is the best way to reserialize when posting back to the service? Should I use LINQ-to-XML to reserialize? I tried using the Serializeable attribute and a SerializeToXml utility function, but when I do so it seems to break the deserializing performed by RestSharp. tor.flatebo I have been able to use attributes to get all of what I need, although my situation is relatively simple. For example, to get it to

I have the following JSON string that is passed into my c# code as a string parameter - AddLocation(string locationJSON): {"accountId":"57abb4d6aad4","address":{"city":"TEST","country":"TEST","postalCode":"TEST","state":"TEST","street":"TEST"},"alternateEmails":[{"email":"TEST"}],"alternatePhoneNumbers":[{"phoneNumber":"TEST"}],"alternateWebsites":[{"website":"TEST"}],"auditOnly":false,"busName":"593163b7-a465-43ea-b8fb-e5b967d9690c","email":"TEST EMAIL","primaryKeyword":"TEST","primaryPhone":"TEST","rankingKeywords":[{"keyword":"TEST","localArea":"TEST"}],"resellerLocationId":"5461caf7-f52f

I am consuming a rest api written in java in my C# client. I was pumping hell lot of data to server and I was using RestSharp.dll for the purpose of making rest calls. What I will do is construct an object and add that directly in body of RestSharp request object and mention .netserializer for it. So it will automatically serialize it and post it. All works great. Now I need to apply LZO or GZIP compression. So that server will have less load. I know how to implement both compression techniques. But how to implement it with RestSharp request object? What I got to do. I am adding object to body

I'm trying to use RestSharp to access Etsy's API. Here's the code I'm using attempting to get an OAuth access token: var authenticator = OAuth1Authenticator.ForRequestToken( ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["ApiKey"], ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["ApiSecret"]); // same result with or without this next line: // authenticator.ParameterHandling = OAuthParameterHandling.UrlOrPostParameters; this.Client.Authenticator = authenticator; var request = new RestRequest("oauth/request_token") .AddParameter("scope", "listings_r"); var response = this.Client.Execute(request); Etsy tells me that the