public JsonResult GetPlayerTestSummaryData(long gameid, string code)
{
try
{
/*
* the gameId and code passed must correlate or they may be something malicious going on. so we stop
* the response ASAP and throw an exception
*/
ProbeValidate.ValidateGameCodeVersusId(gameid, code);
var result = db.Database.SqlQuery <PlayerTestSummaryData>
("exec GetPlayerTestSummary " + gameid).ToList();
List <PlayerTestSummaryReturn> reportData = new List <PlayerTestSummaryReturn>();
foreach (PlayerTestSummaryData row in result)
{
PlayerTestSummaryReturn ptsr = new PlayerTestSummaryReturn
{
Id = row.PlayerId,
Name = row.PlayerName,
Value = row.PercentCorrect
};
reportData.Add(ptsr);
}
return(Json(reportData));
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
Elmah.ErrorSignal.FromCurrentContext().Raise(ex); //log to elmah
ModelState.AddModelError("", ProbeConstants.MSG_UnsuccessfulOperation_STR);
return(Json(ModelState));
}
}//public JsonResult GetPlayerTestSummaryData(long gameid, string code)
public List <PlayerTestSummaryReturn> GetPlayerTestSummaryData(long gameid, string code)
{
/*
* the gameid and code passed must correlate or they may be something malicious going on. so we stop
* the response ASAP and throw an exception AND WE DO NOT CATCH IT, which should be picked up by Elmah. Exception handling here
* have to be improved big-time
*/
ProbeValidate.ValidateGameCodeVersusId(gameid, code);
var result = db.Database.SqlQuery <PlayerTestSummaryData>
("exec GetPlayerTestSummary " + gameid).ToList();
List <PlayerTestSummaryReturn> reportData = new List <PlayerTestSummaryReturn>();
foreach (PlayerTestSummaryData row in result)
{
PlayerTestSummaryReturn ptsr = new PlayerTestSummaryReturn
{
Id = row.PlayerId,
Name = row.PlayerName,
Value = row.PercentCorrect
};
reportData.Add(ptsr);
}
return(reportData);
}
