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I've been checking ServiceStack's documentation, but I haven't found a way to do many to many relationships with ServiceStack.OrmLite, is it supported? Is there a workaround (without writing raw sql)? I'd like to have something like this: Article <- ArticleToTag -> Tag Thanks!! It's not implicitly handled automatically for you behind the scenes if that's what you mean? But as OrmLite is just a thin wrapper around ADO.NET interfaces anything is possible. In OrmLite , by default every POCO maps 1:1 with a table. So if you wanted the table layout you would create it just as it looks in your

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? In addition to specifying it on the QueryString with ?format=json , by appending the format .ext to the end of the route, e.g: /rockstars.json , or by specifying the HTTP Header (in your HttpClient): Accept: application

I'm having problem with getting ServiceStack [Authentication] attribute to work in ASP.Net MVC4 controller, pages / action methods with the attribute keep redirecting Users to the login page even after the login details are submitted correctly. I've followed the SocialBootstrapApi example, with the difference being that all the authentication web service calls are made from the controllers: this.CreateRestClient().Post<RegistrationResponse>("/register", model); Other things that I've done so far: Use my own user session implementation subclassing AuthUserSession (not too different from the

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 redisClient; public static IList<Person> Persons; public static IRedisTypedClient<Person> PersonClient;

How does ServiceStack handle concurrent calls? I'm looking for equivalent of ConcurrencyMode.Multiple in WCF. My WCF services have this attribute set: [ServiceBehavior(InstanceContextMode = InstanceContextMode.PerCall, ConcurrencyMode = ConcurrencyMode.Multiple, UseSynchronizationContext = false)] Do I need to enable anything in ServiceStack to get it to use multiple threads for each call? ServiceStack doesn't have a configurable concurrency model per AppHost, it is dependent upon the AppHost you choose to host your ServiceStack services with: ASP.NET Host (AppHostBase) For ASP.NET web hosts,

I'm just getting started with ServiceStack and, as a test case, I am looking to rework an existing service which is built using standard ASP.Net handlers. I've managed to get it all working as I want it but have certain aspects which make use of the ASP.Net Session object. I've tried adding IRequiresSessionState into the service interface: public class SessionTestService : RestServiceBase<SessionTest>, IRequiresSessionState { public override object OnPost(SessionTest request) { // Here I want to use System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Session } } The trouble is I can't seem to get it to work as the

I am trying to deserialize this JSON { "39": { "category": "Miscellaneous", "country_whitelist": [], "name": "domain.com", "url_blacklist": [], "country_blacklist": [], "url_whitelist": [ "domain.com" ], "deals": { "425215": { "status": "Ok", "type": "", "code": "CODE", "end_date": "2014-03-01 04:00:00", "title": "RandomTitle", "url": "http://domain.com/foo", "text": "Text Text Text", "long_title": "Longer Text" }, "425216": { "status": "Ok", "type": "", "code": "CODE2", "end_date": "2014-03-01 04:00:00", "title": "RandomTitle2", "url": "http://domain.com/bar", "text": "Text Text Text", "long

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 got link for https://github.com/ServiceStack/ServiceStack.Extras/blob/master/doc/UsageExamples