// Test with these:
// OBSOLETE DATA:
// http://localhost:51080/ArtistDiscog/Get/
// http://localhost:51080/ArtistDiscog/Get/Artist%200
// http://localhost:51080/ArtistDiscog/Get/?id=Artist%200
// http://localhost:51080/ArtistDiscog/Get/?wikipedia=yyy
// http://localhost:51080/ArtistDiscog/Get/?sectionId=Section%201%200
// http://localhost:51080/ArtistDiscog/Get/?year=1991
// http://localhost:51080/ArtistDiscog/Get/?albumId=Album%200%200%200
public string Get(string[] id = null)
{
// Instantiate my homemade JSONPath Services object. It does all the work:
JsonPath jsonPathServices = new JsonPath();
// Get the arguments from the command line URL and prepare them for usage. Pass
// them to the JSONPath query and execute it. Return the result in JSON form:
return(jsonPathServices.QueryJsonPathMain((HttpRequestWrapper)Request));
}
// Test with these:
// OBSOLETE DATA:
// http://localhost:51080/ArtistVideo/Get/
// http://localhost:51080/ArtistVideo/Get/Artist%200
// http://localhost:51080/ArtistVideo/Get/?title=Video%201%201%20title
public string Get(string[] id = null)
{
// Instantiate my homemade JSONPath Services object. It does all the work:
JsonPath jsonPathServices = new JsonPath();
// Get the arguments from the command line URL and prepare them for usage. Pass
// them to the JSONPath query and execute it. Return the result in JSON form:
string response = jsonPathServices.QueryJsonPathMain((HttpRequestWrapper)Request);
// NOTE: The core JSON Path module has a bug for this data-type only. Rather than
// open that can of worms, I will simply patch the JSON:
response = response.Replace("}]},", "},");
return(response);
}
