public object Post(PostCustomer request)
{
Customer paramCustomer = request.customer;
if (paramCustomer != null)
{
try
{
Db.InsertOnly(() => new Customer {
document = paramCustomer.document,
name = paramCustomer.name,
phone = paramCustomer.phone
});
}
catch (System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException ex)
{
return(new ErrorMessageResponse {
error = ex.Message
});
}
Customer responseCustomer = new Customer();
responseCustomer = Db.Select <Customer>(Db.From <Customer>().
Where(c => c.document == paramCustomer.document))[0];
return(responseCustomer);
}
else
{
return(new PostCustomerResponse {
response = "Customer object can't be null"
});
}
}
public object Post(PostCustomer request)
{
var customer = request.ConvertTo <Customer>();
customer.Address = request.ConvertTo <Address>();
Db.Save(customer, true);
return(customer);
}
public void Can_call_Order_Service()
{
var client = CreateClient();
var post = new PostCustomer
{
FirstName = "James",
LastName = "Olsen",
Street = "Lansdowne Road",
ProvinceOrState = "Leinster",
City = "Dublin",
Country = "Ireland",
};
var customer = client.Post(post);
var put = post.ConvertTo <PutCustomer>();
put.Id = customer.Id; // don't set the row version to force an optimisitc concurrency exception
var customer2 = client.Put(put);
Assert.That(customer2.Id, Is.EqualTo(customer.Id));
}
public object Post(PostCustomer request)
{
return(new CustomerManager().AddCustomer(request.Customer.Id, request.Customer.FirstName, request.Customer.LastName, request.Customer.Number, request.Customer.Email));
}
