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The central communication between an MDriven application and its Remote Persistence Layer is handled by PersistenceProvider. During the many iterations of development, this has been implemented with RPC, WCF(until recently the current) and the new implementation is WebApi. | The central communication between an MDriven application and its Remote Persistence Layer is handled by PersistenceProvider. During the many iterations of development, this has been implemented with RPC, WCF(until recently the current) and the new implementation is WebApi. | ||
To use WebAPI communication instead of WCF, | To use WebAPI communication instead of WCF, utilize the new PersistenceMapperWEBAPIClient (MDriven.Net.Http.dll) instead of PersistenceMapperWCFClient. On the server, subclass the public abstract class MDrivenPersistenceController<T> : ApiController (MDriven.Persistence.WebApi.dll). | ||
=== How to Switch From WCF to WebAPI === | === How to Switch From WCF to WebAPI === | ||
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persistenceMapperWCFClient.WCFServerUserName="SomeMDrivenServerUser" | persistenceMapperWCFClient.WCFServerUserName="SomeMDrivenServerUser" | ||
persistenceMapperWCFClient.WCFServerPassword="**********"; | persistenceMapperWCFClient.WCFServerPassword="**********"; | ||
All you have to do to use WebApi instead of WCF is | All you have to do to use WebApi instead of WCF is create an instance of PersistenceMapperWEBAPIClient and do this: | ||
yourEcoSpace.PersistenceMapper = persistenceMapperWEBAPIClient; | yourEcoSpace.PersistenceMapper = persistenceMapperWEBAPIClient; | ||
persistenceMapperWEBAPIClient.Uri = "<nowiki>https://YourServerMDrivenServer/api/A0_WebApi</nowiki>"; | persistenceMapperWEBAPIClient.Uri = "<nowiki>https://YourServerMDrivenServer/api/A0_WebApi</nowiki>"; | ||
persistenceMapperWEBAPIClient.ServerUserName="SomeMDrivenServerUser" | persistenceMapperWEBAPIClient.ServerUserName="SomeMDrivenServerUser" | ||
persistenceMapperWEBAPIClient.ServerPassword="**********"; | persistenceMapperWEBAPIClient.ServerPassword="**********"; | ||
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In a IIS-WebApp (or similair) I suggest a folder WebAPI, in this create a new WebApiController | |||
Change used superclass to use the MDrivenPersistenceController<YourPMP> | |||
public class A0_WebApiController : MDrivenPersistenceController<YourPMP> | |||
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Latest revision as of 06:25, 20 January 2025
This page was created by Hans.karlsen@mdriven.net on 2019-01-21. Last edited by Edgar on 2025-01-20.
The central communication between an MDriven application and its Remote Persistence Layer is handled by PersistenceProvider. During the many iterations of development, this has been implemented with RPC, WCF(until recently the current) and the new implementation is WebApi.
To use WebAPI communication instead of WCF, utilize the new PersistenceMapperWEBAPIClient (MDriven.Net.Http.dll) instead of PersistenceMapperWCFClient. On the server, subclass the public abstract class MDrivenPersistenceController<T> : ApiController (MDriven.Persistence.WebApi.dll).
How to Switch From WCF to WebAPI
Suppose you have this now:
yourEcoSpace.PersistenceMapper = persistenceMapperWCFClient; persistenceMapperWCFClient.Uri = "https://YourServerMDrivenServer/APP_A0/A0_PMPWCF.svc"; persistenceMapperWCFClient.WCFServerUserName="SomeMDrivenServerUser" persistenceMapperWCFClient.WCFServerPassword="**********";
All you have to do to use WebApi instead of WCF is create an instance of PersistenceMapperWEBAPIClient and do this:
yourEcoSpace.PersistenceMapper = persistenceMapperWEBAPIClient; persistenceMapperWEBAPIClient.Uri = "https://YourServerMDrivenServer/api/A0_WebApi"; persistenceMapperWEBAPIClient.ServerUserName="SomeMDrivenServerUser" persistenceMapperWEBAPIClient.ServerPassword="**********";
Create a Server
In a IIS-WebApp (or similair) I suggest a folder WebAPI, in this create a new WebApiController
Change used superclass to use the MDrivenPersistenceController<YourPMP>
public class A0_WebApiController : MDrivenPersistenceController<YourPMP>