public HttpResponseMessage UpdateSolutionRunDate(HttpRequestMessage request, [FromBody] SolutionRunDate solutionRunDateModel)
{
return(GetHttpResponse(request, () =>
{
solutionRunDateModel.Active = true;
var solutionRunDate = _ExtractionProcessService.UpdateSolutionRunDate(solutionRunDateModel);
return request.CreateResponse <SolutionRunDate>(HttpStatusCode.OK, solutionRunDate);
}));
}
public HttpResponseMessage GetSolutionRunDate(HttpRequestMessage request, int solutionRunDateId)
{
return(GetHttpResponse(request, () =>
{
HttpResponseMessage response = null;
SolutionRunDate solutionRunDate = _ExtractionProcessService.GetSolutionRunDate(solutionRunDateId);
// notice no need to create a seperate model object since SolutionRunDate entity will do just fine
response = request.CreateResponse <SolutionRunDate>(HttpStatusCode.OK, solutionRunDate);
return response;
}));
}
public HttpResponseMessage DeleteSolutionRunDate(HttpRequestMessage request, [FromBody] int solutionRunDateId)
{
return(GetHttpResponse(request, () =>
{
HttpResponseMessage response = null;
// not that calling the WCF service here will authenticate access to the data
SolutionRunDate solutionRunDate = _ExtractionProcessService.GetSolutionRunDate(solutionRunDateId);
if (solutionRunDate != null)
{
_ExtractionProcessService.DeleteSolutionRunDate(solutionRunDateId);
response = request.CreateResponse(HttpStatusCode.OK);
}
else
{
response = request.CreateErrorResponse(HttpStatusCode.NotFound, "No solutionRunDate found under that ID.");
}
return response;
}));
}
public SolutionRunDate UpdateSolutionRunDate(SolutionRunDate solutionRunDate)
{
return(Channel.UpdateSolutionRunDate(solutionRunDate));
}