// Attribute specifying to routing layer that PUT is intended (http verb
public IActionResult Update(string id, Toaster toasterIn)
// IAction Result is preferable here to ActionResult since the update
// could result in multiple ActionResult return types.
// the Put action does the responding, the actionResult method chooses
// what kind of response
{
// model binding is going on here. retrieving/providing/converting/updating
// data is automated for the action
var toaster = _toasterService.Get(id);
if (toaster == null)
{
return(NotFound());
}
var oldToaster = _toasterService.Get(id);
_toasterService.Update(id, toasterIn);
// running toaster lookup and update with most recent info for log
// NOTE: it is logically possible for the toaster state to be updated in the DB
// and still have the logging fail. This is something we can handle in the next iteration.
EventHandler.HandleToasterStateChange(oldToaster, toasterIn);
// call logging HandleToaster... function from EventHandler to log
// the event
return(NoContent());
}
public IActionResult Update(string id, Toaster toasterIn)
{
var toaster = _toasterService.Get(id);
if (toaster == null)
{
return(NotFound());
}
var oldToaster = _toasterService.Get(id);
_toasterService.Update(id, toasterIn);
// NOTE: it is logically possible for the toaster state to be updated in the DB
// and still have the logging fail. This is something we can handle in the next iteration.
EventHandler.HandleToasterStateChange(oldToaster, toasterIn);
return(NoContent());
}
