public async Task <HttpResponseMessage> Post(OuroSearchRequest request)
{
var id = Guid.NewGuid();
var resultStream = string.Format("searchresult-{0}", id.ToString("N"));
var responseUri = string.Format("search-result/{0}", id.ToString("N"));
//This will set the stream ACL to allow reads from all but only writes from
//the admins group. With more secure data you may limit reads only to the user
//that made the request and likely a backenduser who is likely not a member
//of the $admins group for security purposes.
//
//await _eventStoreConnection.SetStreamMetadataAsync(resultStream,
// ExpectedVersion.EmptyStream,
// StreamMetadata.Build()
// .SetMaxAge(TimeSpan.FromDays(90))
// .SetWriteRole("backenduser")
// .SetReadRole(Request.User),
// new UserCredentials("backenduser", "password"));
//
//This code also sets an expiration on the stream of 5 minutes. More than
//likely in a production system you would not want such a short expiration
//this is more so to be able to show the functionality of expiring the
//results over time in a way that can actually be demoed. In most such
//systems this would likely be months or possibly even never due to
//operational needs of being able to see what happened with a given
//request.
await _eventStoreConnection.SetStreamMetadataAsync(resultStream,
ExpectedVersion.EmptyStream,
StreamMetadata.Build()
.SetMaxAge(TimeSpan.FromMinutes(5))
.SetWriteRole("$admins")
.SetReadRole("$all"),
new UserCredentials("admin", "changeit"));
await _eventStoreConnection.AppendToStreamAsync("incoming", ExpectedVersion.Any,
request.ToEvent(resultStream).ToEventData("searchRequested"));
var response = new HttpResponseMessage(HttpStatusCode.Accepted);
response.Headers.Location = new Uri(responseUri, UriKind.Relative);
return(response);
}
public async Task<HttpResponseMessage> Post(OuroSearchRequest request)
{
var id = Guid.NewGuid();
var resultStream = string.Format("searchresult-{0}", id.ToString("N"));
var responseUri = string.Format("search-result/{0}", id.ToString("N"));
//This will set the stream ACL to allow reads from all but only writes from
//the admins group. With more secure data you may limit reads only to the user
//that made the request and likely a backenduser who is likely not a member
//of the $admins group for security purposes.
//
//await _eventStoreConnection.SetStreamMetadataAsync(resultStream,
// ExpectedVersion.EmptyStream,
// StreamMetadata.Build()
// .SetMaxAge(TimeSpan.FromDays(90))
// .SetWriteRole("backenduser")
// .SetReadRole(Request.User),
// new UserCredentials("backenduser", "password"));
//
//This code also sets an expiration on the stream of 5 minutes. More than
//likely in a production system you would not want such a short expiration
//this is more so to be able to show the functionality of expiring the
//results over time in a way that can actually be demoed. In most such
//systems this would likely be months or possibly even never due to
//operational needs of being able to see what happened with a given
//request.
await _eventStoreConnection.SetStreamMetadataAsync(resultStream,
ExpectedVersion.EmptyStream,
StreamMetadata.Build()
.SetMaxAge(TimeSpan.FromMinutes(5))
.SetWriteRole("$admins")
.SetReadRole("$all"),
new UserCredentials("admin", "changeit"));
await _eventStoreConnection.AppendToStreamAsync("incoming", ExpectedVersion.Any,
request.ToEvent(resultStream).ToEventData("searchRequested"));
var response = new HttpResponseMessage(HttpStatusCode.Accepted);
response.Headers.Location = new Uri(responseUri, UriKind.Relative);
return response;
}