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I'm trying to use the ServiceExceptionHandler on my Serivce which extends RestServiceBase<TViewModel> I can use the AppHost.ServiceExceptionHandler , that's working fine. I need the user info from the HttpRequest , thats not available at AppHost level. So I'm trying to use the ServiceExceptionHandler on Service level. Though I set the delegate on service ctor , it's null when exception thrown on OnGet method public class StudentService : RestServiceBase<Student> { public StudentService() { ServiceExceptionHandler = (request, exception) => { logger.Error(string.Format("{0} - {1} \n Request : {2

I an facing issue with my servicestack implementation, i have make followings requests url to call my service and implemented one perfmon class & perfmonservice class [RestService("/perfmon/application/{appliationId}")] [RestService("/perfmon/application/{appliationId}/{countername}")] [RestService("/perfmon/user/{userId}")] [RestService("/perfmon/user/{userId}/{countername}")] Now when i will call any of the URL it would call following function public override object OnGet(Perfmon request) { return base.OnGet(request); } so how can i decide here that which URL made this call , weather

I run my site behind a loadbalancer on a non-standard port. When loading up the /metadata page it has my public domain name yet the local port that the app is hosted on, which causes the links to the different formats to break as well. Example: in the browser: http://mydomain.com/api/metadata in metadata page: http://mydomain.com:10000/api/metadata Is there a way to customize these links in the output? Further, is it possible to customize the other text/css/etc of the page, such that it can be modified to fit into the template I use for the rest of my site? v4 Update v4 ServiceStack provides a

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 have plugged in a Type or type name into there, allowing the RequestFilterAttribute to find the Service

ServiceStack has delivered on EVERYTHING I've thrown at it, except the SAAS (Multi-tenant) use case where single API instance is using several databases of the same schema, one per tenant. These databases, because of legal reasons need to be housed in separate instances. So, my question is this, "Is it possible to change the connection per Request based on meta from a filter? My question is somewhat similar to this one , but with the added twist that each database is the same. Thank you, Stephen Edit: If memory serves me correctly I think mythz and I have discussed this before and found that

The most simple way I get ServiceStack xml deserialization to work is when the xml contains a namespace. However, the xml I receive do not contain namespaces. The most simple working example: [Serializable] public class test { } class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { string xml="<test xmlns=\"http://schemas.datacontract.org/2004/07/\"></test>"; var result = ServiceStack.Text.XmlSerializer.DeserializeFromString<test>(xml); } } However, that is not what I want. I want the following to deserialize, since that is the xml I get from several services: string xml="<test></test>"; But that

I have this Service: public class PlayerService : Service { public IPlayerAppService PlayerAppService { get; set; } public PlayerService (IPlayerAppService service) { if (service == null) throw new ArgumentException ("Service null"); PlayerAppService = service; } public object Post (PlayerDTO request) { var newPlayer = new PlayerResponse () { Player = PlayerAppService.SendPlayerLocation(request.Position.Latitude, request.Position.Longitude) }; return new HttpResult (newPlayer) { StatusCode = System.Net.HttpStatusCode.Created, Headers = { { HttpHeaders.Location, base.Request.AbsoluteUri

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. 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(new ReqDto()); If you didn't have the IReturn marker your client call would have to look like: List<ResDTO>