servicestack

问题 I'm trying to implement a RequestFilter that conditionally executes, based on information in the Service that would get invoked. I'd like to make the RequestFilter find the Service , look at it for a method/interface/attribute, and conditionally do its work based on that. I'm aware that you can declare a RequestFilterAttribute on the Service , but I couldn't figure out a good way to make it conditional. I wanted to pass a delegate/lambda into the attribute, but C# doesn't allow that. I could

问题 I am looking at the new api that came out 2 weeks ago. It seems like ReqDTO : IReturn<List<ResDTO>> { //... } The "IReturn" bit seems to be optional? The DTOs in RazorRockstars demo project works without it. 回答1: This is a new addition in ServiceStack's New API which allows you to document the expected Response Type that the Request DTO will return, e.g. with ReqDTO : IReturn<List<ResDTO>> { ... } Which lets you call using any of the C# Service Clients with: List<ResDTO> response = client.Get

问题 I've created an OAuth2 authorization server using DotNetOpenAuth, which is working fine - I'm using the resource owner password flow, and successfully exchanging user credentials for an access token. I now want to use that access token to retrieve data from secure endpoints in a ServiceStack API, and I can't work out how to do so. I've examined the Facebook, Google, etc. providers included with ServiceStack but it's not clear whether I should be following the same pattern or not. What I'm

问题 I am looking at the new api that came out 2 weeks ago. It seems like ReqDTO : IReturn<List<ResDTO>> { //... } The "IReturn" bit seems to be optional? The DTOs in RazorRockstars demo project works without it. 回答1: This is a new addition in ServiceStack's New API which allows you to document the expected Response Type that the Request DTO will return, e.g. with ReqDTO : IReturn<List<ResDTO>> { ... } Which lets you call using any of the C# Service Clients with: List<ResDTO> response = client.Get

问题 I would like to set ServiceStack's default format to JSON, as opposed to the HTML formatted response it normally returns when a service is accessed from a browser. I know this can be specified on each request by sending a ?format=json parameter or setting the Accept header to application/json. Is there a way to change this without having to rely on these hints from the request? 回答1: In addition to specifying it on the QueryString with ?format=json , by appending the format .ext to the end of

问题 I am new to Redis (using it at a hosted service) and want to use it as a demonstration / sandbox data storage for lists. I use the following piece of code. It works - for me. But is it a valid (and not completely bad practice) usage for a small web site with several (up to 100) concurrent users (for a small amount of data - up to 1000 list items)? I'm using static connection and a static redisclient typed list like this: public class MyApp { private static ServiceStack.Redis.RedisClient

问题 I found you are the only one who answers for service stack, I don't have emails and what ever you provided for last questions to me, seems fine. I have seen your profile and as you are the main founder of mythZ, i seems to ask you my question again. For one of my question, POST data in JSON format to Service stack, i appreciate your answer. your answer is right, however in my case i am having following case.Let me describe in more detail. I have seen "Hello World" example of service stack. I

问题 We have a requirement to upload images using ServiceStack APIs. I am aware of two possible ways: 1) Use JSON object to upload file (Using BASE64 string). 2) Use "multipart/form-data" Is there any other way of uploading files using ServiceStack? Which is better in terms of best practices? 回答1: The best way to upload files in ServiceStack is to just do a normal HTTP File upload see the source code for imgur.servicestack.net or file uploads in RestFiles for examples. If you don't want to send

问题 I built a RESTful service with ServiceStack which sends data to a database. I've tested it locally and it works great. When I deploy it to a server and run the same code, which is a jQuery $.ajax call, I get an 'Access is denied' error. I have setup CORS in my ServiceStack config using the plugin as explained here. I also set the crossDomain to true in my ajax call. I can't think of what else to do to get this to work, and I'm honestly not sure where this error is being thrown. I've stepped

问题 I am running Visual Studio 2017 15.6.3. I have a .NET Standard 2.0 DLL project which contains Request and Response classes for use with ServiceStack. The Request classes implement IReturn<>. I have a .NET Core 2.0 console EXE project which references the .NET Standard DLL. This EXE uses a ServiceStack JsonServiceClient to send requests to a ServiceStack service. It compiles and works fine. I added a .NET Framework 4.6.1 console EXE project which also references the .NET Standard 2.0 DLL. It