public static HttpResponseMessageWrapperEx ToTransportResponse(this AppResponseMessage response)
{
// Could interact with the wrapper directly, but trying to use
// http message as much as possible so that if we want to push
// the wrapper contents into an http message, would prob have better result.
var http = new HttpResponseMessage();
http.Content = new StringContent(JsonConvert.SerializeObject(response));
http.Headers.Add(ResponseIdHeader, response.Headers.MessageId);
http.Headers.Date = response.Headers.CreatedOn;
//http.Headers.Add(ResponseDateHeader, response.Headers.CreatedOn?.ToString());
http.Headers.Add(ResponseChannelHeader, response.Headers.SourceChannel);
var content = http.Content.ReadAsStringAsync().ConfigureAwait(false).GetAwaiter().GetResult();
var wrapper = new HttpResponseMessageWrapperEx(http, content);
// TODO: Should probably pass this in to forego the overhead of performing it twice.
wrapper.RequestWrapper = response.AppRequestMessage.ToTransportRequest();
return(wrapper);
}
public static TResponse ToAppResponseMessage <TResponse>(this HttpResponseMessageWrapperEx wrapper) where TResponse : AppResponseMessage
{
return(JsonConvert.DeserializeObject <TResponse>(wrapper.Content));
}
