//==========================================================
// Translation
//==========================================================
// Convert objectId (or source urn) to Base64 encoded urn.
// This is an utility. Not using Forge API itself.
protected void ButtonToUrn64_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
// Convert objectId (=source urn) to base64 encoded urn.
string objectId = TextBoxObjectId.Text;
string urn64 = Forge.ObjectIdToUrn64(objectId);
// Show the urn64 in the form.
TextBoxUrn64.Text = urn64;
// This is not a REST call. We only clear the field with a message.
InitRequestResponse("Convert ObjectId to Base64 encoded urn.", "");
}
protected void ButtonTranslate_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
string accessToken = Session["authToken"] as string;
string urn64 = TextBoxUrn64.Text;
// Here is the main part that we call Forge API to translate
// the file for viewing.
bool result = Forge.Translate(accessToken, urn64);
// For our learning,
// show the request and response in the form.
ShowRequestResponse();
}
// Shows a list of objects in the bucket.
protected void ButtonObjects_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
string accessToken = Session["authToken"] as string;
string bucketKey = TextBoxBucketKey.Text;
// Here is the main part that we call Forge API bucket objects.
// Returns a list of bucket objects.
string bucketObjects = Forge.GetBucketObjects(accessToken, bucketKey);
// For our learning,
// show the request and response in the form.
ShowRequestResponse();
}
protected void ButtonBucketDetails_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
string accessToken = HttpContext.Current.Session["authToken"] as string;
string bucketKey = TextBoxBucketKey.Text;
// Here is the main part that we call Forge API bucket details.
// Return value is bucket detail.
string details = Forge.GetBucketDetails(accessToken, bucketKey);
// For our learning,
// show the request and response in the form.
ShowRequestResponse();
}
protected void ButtonStatus_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
string accessToken = Session["authToken"] as string;
string urn64 = TextBoxUrn64.Text;
// Here is the main part that we call Forge API to check
// the status of translation.
// Possible value of status: pending/success/inprogress/failed/timeout.
string status = Forge.GetManifest(accessToken, urn64);
// For our learning,
// show the request and response in the form.
ShowRequestResponse();
}
//==========================================================
// Bucket
//==========================================================
protected void ButtonBucketCreate_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
string accessToken = HttpContext.Current.Session["authToken"] as string;
string bucketKey = TextBoxBucketKey.Text;
string policyKey = "transient"; // transient(24h)/temporary(30days)/persistent
// Here is the main part that we call Forge API bucket creation.
// Return true if success, false otherwise.
bool result = Forge.CreateBucket(accessToken, bucketKey, policyKey);
// For our learning,
// show the request and response in the form.
ShowRequestResponse();
}
//==========================================================
// Upload
//==========================================================
protected void ButtonUpload_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
string accessToken = Session["authToken"] as string;
string bucketKey = TextBoxBucketKey.Text;
string objectName = FileUpload1.FileName;
byte[] fileData = FileUpload1.FileBytes;
// Here is the main part that we call Forge API upload
string objectId = Forge.Upload(accessToken, bucketKey, objectName, fileData);
// show the objectId = urn:xxx on the page.
TextBoxObjectId.Text = objectId; // "urn:xxx"
// For our learning,
// show the request and response in the form.
ShowRequestResponse();
}
//=========================================================
// Authentication
//=========================================================
protected void ButtonToken_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
string scope = "bucket:create bucket:read data:read data:write";
// Here is the main part that we call Forge authenticate.
string authToken = Forge.Authenticate(scope);
bool authenticated = !string.IsNullOrEmpty(authToken);
if (authenticated)
{
// Save authToken for this session
Session["authToken"] = authToken;
// Show the obtained token in the UI.
// Note: in real world applications, you don't expose token.
// This is for our learning and testing.
TextBoxToken.Text = authToken;
}
// Show the request and response in the form.
// This is for learning purpose.
ShowRequestResponse();
}
