public ActionResult AddNewPerson(PersonObject personToAdd)
{
// For the purposes of this example where just assuming everything works all of the time.
// Ideally though, you'd want to return some kind of status from your data tier here
var addedRecord = PretendData.DataSource.AddNew(personToAdd);
var response = new UpdateResponse { Error = false, Message = "", attachedObject = addedRecord };
//var response = new UpdateResponse { Error = true, Message = "Record failed to update beacuse it's broken.", attachedObject = null };
return Json(response);
}
public static PersonObject Update(PersonObject personDetails)
{
var thePerson = _theData.SingleOrDefault(x => x.RecordId == personDetails.RecordId);
if(null != thePerson)
{
thePerson.FirstName = personDetails.FirstName;
thePerson.SecondName = personDetails.SecondName;
thePerson.EmailAddress = personDetails.EmailAddress;
return thePerson;
}
return null;
}
public static PersonObject AddNew(PersonObject personDetails)
{
int newId;
if(!_theData.Any())
{
newId = 1;
}
else
{
newId = _theData.Max(x => x.RecordId) + 1;
}
personDetails.RecordId = newId;
_theData.Add(personDetails);
// return the record with the RecordId modified as required
return personDetails;
}
public ActionResult UpdateOnePerson(PersonObject personToUpdate)
{
// For the purposes of this example where just assuming everything works all of the time.
// Ideally though, you'd want to return some kind of status from your data tier here
var updatedPerson = PretendData.DataSource.Update(personToUpdate);
UpdateResponse response;
if(null != updatedPerson)
{
response = new UpdateResponse { Error = false, Message = "", attachedObject = updatedPerson };
}
else
{
response = new UpdateResponse { Error = true, Message = "Record failed to update beacuse it's broken.", attachedObject = null };
}
return Json(response);
}
