public void FetchNews_sync()
{
var ctx = new CIAPI.Rpc.Client(RPC_URI);
ctx.LogIn(USERNAME, PASSWORD);
ListNewsHeadlinesResponseDTO news = ctx.ListNewsHeadlines("UK", 10);
//do something with the news
ctx.LogOut();
}
public void FetchNews_sync()
{
var ctx = new CIAPI.Rpc.Client(RPC_URI);
ctx.LogIn(USERNAME, PASSWORD);
ListNewsHeadlinesResponseDTO news = ctx.ListNewsHeadlines("UK", 10);
//do something with the news
ctx.LogOut();
}
/// <summary>
/// While the code is drastically simplified in comparison to the async pattern, you will typically
/// want to do this on another thread and use BeingInvoke on the UI to marshal UI updates to the UI thread.
/// This is probably the simplest pattern.
/// </summary>
private static void GetNewsSynchronously()
{
try
{
var ctx = new CIAPI.Rpc.Client(new Uri(TestConfig.RpcUrl));
ctx.LogIn(TestConfig.ApiUsername, TestConfig.ApiPassword);
var headlinesResponse = ctx.ListNewsHeadlines("UK", 10);
foreach (var item in headlinesResponse.Headlines)
{
// item contains id, date and headline.
Console.WriteLine("{0} {1} {2}\r\n", item.StoryId, item.Headline, item.PublishDate);
// fetch details to get all of the above and the body of the story
var detailResponse = ctx.GetNewsDetail(item.StoryId.ToString());
Console.WriteLine("{0}", detailResponse.NewsDetail.Story.Substring(0, 35) + "...");
Console.WriteLine("\r\n-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\r\n");
}
ctx.LogOut();
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
Console.WriteLine(ex.ToString());
Console.WriteLine("\r\nPress enter to continue\r\n");
Console.ReadLine();
}
#endregion
}
