Custom route in Web Api 2 to call with angular app












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So I have Web Api 2 set up and and doing my restful calls from Angular 5. I have a custom route that I would like to call but keep receiving a 400 error. Can someone shed a bit of light. Thanks.



Web API Side:



[Route("api/ViewAllRecords/GetApprovalRecords/{ upn }")]
public IQueryable GetViewAllRecordsForMgrApproval([FromBody]string upn)
{
var set = db.ViewAllRecords.Where(record => record.ApproverUPN ==
upn).AsQueryable();
return db.ViewAllRecords;
}


Angular Side:



  GetRecordForApproval(upn) {
return this.http.get(environment.apiUrl + '/ViewAllRecords/GetApprovalRecords', { params: {
upn : upn
}});
}









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    So I have Web Api 2 set up and and doing my restful calls from Angular 5. I have a custom route that I would like to call but keep receiving a 400 error. Can someone shed a bit of light. Thanks.



    Web API Side:



    [Route("api/ViewAllRecords/GetApprovalRecords/{ upn }")]
    public IQueryable GetViewAllRecordsForMgrApproval([FromBody]string upn)
    {
    var set = db.ViewAllRecords.Where(record => record.ApproverUPN ==
    upn).AsQueryable();
    return db.ViewAllRecords;
    }


    Angular Side:



      GetRecordForApproval(upn) {
    return this.http.get(environment.apiUrl + '/ViewAllRecords/GetApprovalRecords', { params: {
    upn : upn
    }});
    }









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      So I have Web Api 2 set up and and doing my restful calls from Angular 5. I have a custom route that I would like to call but keep receiving a 400 error. Can someone shed a bit of light. Thanks.



      Web API Side:



      [Route("api/ViewAllRecords/GetApprovalRecords/{ upn }")]
      public IQueryable GetViewAllRecordsForMgrApproval([FromBody]string upn)
      {
      var set = db.ViewAllRecords.Where(record => record.ApproverUPN ==
      upn).AsQueryable();
      return db.ViewAllRecords;
      }


      Angular Side:



        GetRecordForApproval(upn) {
      return this.http.get(environment.apiUrl + '/ViewAllRecords/GetApprovalRecords', { params: {
      upn : upn
      }});
      }









      share|improve this question















      So I have Web Api 2 set up and and doing my restful calls from Angular 5. I have a custom route that I would like to call but keep receiving a 400 error. Can someone shed a bit of light. Thanks.



      Web API Side:



      [Route("api/ViewAllRecords/GetApprovalRecords/{ upn }")]
      public IQueryable GetViewAllRecordsForMgrApproval([FromBody]string upn)
      {
      var set = db.ViewAllRecords.Where(record => record.ApproverUPN ==
      upn).AsQueryable();
      return db.ViewAllRecords;
      }


      Angular Side:



        GetRecordForApproval(upn) {
      return this.http.get(environment.apiUrl + '/ViewAllRecords/GetApprovalRecords', { params: {
      upn : upn
      }});
      }






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      edited Nov 12 '18 at 23:03









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          The action in question has a few issues with its definition.



          [FromBody] wont work with HTTP GET requests as they do not have a BODY



          //GET api/ViewAllRecords/GetApprovalRecords/upn_value_here
          [HttpGet]
          [Route("api/ViewAllRecords/GetApprovalRecords/{upn}")]
          public IQueryable GetViewAllRecordsForMgrApproval(string upn) {
          var set = db.ViewAllRecords.Where(record => record.ApproverUPN == upn).AsQueryable();
          return db.ViewAllRecords;
          }


          and secondly you have the upn in the route template which defines the URL but the client side is not calling a URL that would match the template.



          Update the URL called from the client



          GetRecordForApproval(upn) {
          var url = environment.apiUrl + '/ViewAllRecords/GetApprovalRecords/' + upn;
          return this.http.get(url);
          }





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          • Thanks, I appreciate your help. That worked.
            – jpavlov
            Nov 12 '18 at 23:13











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          The action in question has a few issues with its definition.



          [FromBody] wont work with HTTP GET requests as they do not have a BODY



          //GET api/ViewAllRecords/GetApprovalRecords/upn_value_here
          [HttpGet]
          [Route("api/ViewAllRecords/GetApprovalRecords/{upn}")]
          public IQueryable GetViewAllRecordsForMgrApproval(string upn) {
          var set = db.ViewAllRecords.Where(record => record.ApproverUPN == upn).AsQueryable();
          return db.ViewAllRecords;
          }


          and secondly you have the upn in the route template which defines the URL but the client side is not calling a URL that would match the template.



          Update the URL called from the client



          GetRecordForApproval(upn) {
          var url = environment.apiUrl + '/ViewAllRecords/GetApprovalRecords/' + upn;
          return this.http.get(url);
          }





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          • Thanks, I appreciate your help. That worked.
            – jpavlov
            Nov 12 '18 at 23:13
















          1














          The action in question has a few issues with its definition.



          [FromBody] wont work with HTTP GET requests as they do not have a BODY



          //GET api/ViewAllRecords/GetApprovalRecords/upn_value_here
          [HttpGet]
          [Route("api/ViewAllRecords/GetApprovalRecords/{upn}")]
          public IQueryable GetViewAllRecordsForMgrApproval(string upn) {
          var set = db.ViewAllRecords.Where(record => record.ApproverUPN == upn).AsQueryable();
          return db.ViewAllRecords;
          }


          and secondly you have the upn in the route template which defines the URL but the client side is not calling a URL that would match the template.



          Update the URL called from the client



          GetRecordForApproval(upn) {
          var url = environment.apiUrl + '/ViewAllRecords/GetApprovalRecords/' + upn;
          return this.http.get(url);
          }





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          • Thanks, I appreciate your help. That worked.
            – jpavlov
            Nov 12 '18 at 23:13














          1












          1








          1






          The action in question has a few issues with its definition.



          [FromBody] wont work with HTTP GET requests as they do not have a BODY



          //GET api/ViewAllRecords/GetApprovalRecords/upn_value_here
          [HttpGet]
          [Route("api/ViewAllRecords/GetApprovalRecords/{upn}")]
          public IQueryable GetViewAllRecordsForMgrApproval(string upn) {
          var set = db.ViewAllRecords.Where(record => record.ApproverUPN == upn).AsQueryable();
          return db.ViewAllRecords;
          }


          and secondly you have the upn in the route template which defines the URL but the client side is not calling a URL that would match the template.



          Update the URL called from the client



          GetRecordForApproval(upn) {
          var url = environment.apiUrl + '/ViewAllRecords/GetApprovalRecords/' + upn;
          return this.http.get(url);
          }





          share|improve this answer














          The action in question has a few issues with its definition.



          [FromBody] wont work with HTTP GET requests as they do not have a BODY



          //GET api/ViewAllRecords/GetApprovalRecords/upn_value_here
          [HttpGet]
          [Route("api/ViewAllRecords/GetApprovalRecords/{upn}")]
          public IQueryable GetViewAllRecordsForMgrApproval(string upn) {
          var set = db.ViewAllRecords.Where(record => record.ApproverUPN == upn).AsQueryable();
          return db.ViewAllRecords;
          }


          and secondly you have the upn in the route template which defines the URL but the client side is not calling a URL that would match the template.



          Update the URL called from the client



          GetRecordForApproval(upn) {
          var url = environment.apiUrl + '/ViewAllRecords/GetApprovalRecords/' + upn;
          return this.http.get(url);
          }






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          edited Nov 12 '18 at 23:07

























          answered Nov 12 '18 at 23:02









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          • Thanks, I appreciate your help. That worked.
            – jpavlov
            Nov 12 '18 at 23:13


















          • Thanks, I appreciate your help. That worked.
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            Nov 12 '18 at 23:13
















          Thanks, I appreciate your help. That worked.
          – jpavlov
          Nov 12 '18 at 23:13




          Thanks, I appreciate your help. That worked.
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