public RemoveValueResponse RemoveValue(RemoveValueRequest request)
{
Type enumClass = null;
try
{
enumClass = GetEnumClass(request.AssemblyQualifiedClassName);
// Client side should enforce this. But just in case it does not.
if (IsSoftEnum(enumClass) == false)
{
throw new RequestValidationException(SR.ExceptionUnableToDeleteHardEnumeration);
}
var broker = PersistenceContext.GetBroker <IEnumBroker>();
broker.RemoveValue(enumClass, request.Value.Code);
PersistenceContext.SynchState();
return(new RemoveValueResponse());
}
catch (PersistenceException)
{
throw new RequestValidationException(string.Format(SR.ExceptionFailedToDelete, TerminologyTranslator.Translate(enumClass)));
}
}
private void RemoveValue(RemoveValueRequest removeValueRequest)
{
_rest.Resolve("remove").Post(removeValueRequest);
}