Issue with ToUrl(method) in TypedUrlResolver

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1

I’m using a JsonServiceClient configured as following:

new JsonServiceClient(endPoint)
{
    OnAuthenticationRequired = OnAuthenticationRequired,
    TypedUrlResolver = TypedUrlResolver,
    UrlResolver = UrlResolver
};

Everything works fine if I remove the TypedUrlResolver. The delegate is built as follow:

private static string TypedUrlResolver(IServiceClientMeta client, string httpmethod, object requestdto)
{
    string url = requestdto.ToUrl(httpmethod);

    var matches = Regex.Match(url, @"(.*)\??(.*)?");

    string path = matches.Groups[1].Value;
    string query = matches.Groups[2].Value;

    var builder = new UriBuilder(client.BaseUri)
    {
        Path = string.Format("api{0}", path),
        Query = query
    };

    return builder.ToString();
}

The delegate crashes on ToUrl(method) with the following exception:

System.InvalidOperationException: There are no rest routes mapped for 'ServiceStack.Authenticate' type. (Note: The automatic route selection only works with [Route] attributes on the request DTO and not with routes registered in the IAppHost!)

The request is the Authenticate request that, in fact, does not have a [Route] attribute and gets resolved fine without the TypedUrlResolver. How can I solve the URL for those kind of DTO or just skip entirely and let the JsonServiceClient resolve the URL as if the TypedUrlResolver was missing?

Thanks.

2

Currently solved implementing the delegate as:

public static string TypedUrlResolver(IServiceClientMeta client, string httpmethod, object requestdto)
{
    string relativeUri;
    try
    {
        relativeUri = requestdto.ToUrl(httpmethod);
    }
    catch (InvalidOperationException)
    {
        // servicestack restituisce InvalidOperationException se si prova a fare una ToUrl()
        // per un DTO che non ha una route definita. Alcuni DTO però (come Authenticate) di fatto
        // non hanno una route definita in modo esplicito.
        return null;
    }

    var uri = new Uri(new Uri(client.BaseUri), relativeUri);

    var builder = new UriBuilder(client.BaseUri)
    {
        Path = Regex.Replace(uri.AbsolutePath, @"^(\/api)?([\/a-z0-9\-]*)", @"/api$2"),
        Query = uri.Query
    };

    return builder.ToString();
}
3

You can check if a Request DTO has a [Route] attribute with:

requestDto.GetType().HasAttribute<RouteAttribute>();