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D4rWiNS
D4rWiNS

Reputation: 2615

MVC trying to do a Get request

I am trying to do a GET request on MVC 4.0 (WebServiceREST) that some method use POST and other use GET but I cant make it works

I used [System.Web.Mvc.AcceptVerbs(HttpVerbs.Get)] but It didnt work still getting "The requested resource does not support the HTTP 'GET' method"

My Controller:

  public class RecuperarDatosAppController : ApiController
{


    #region RecuperarClasesColectivas
    [System.Web.Mvc.AcceptVerbs(HttpVerbs.Get)]
    [ResponseType(typeof(List<ActividadesColectivas>))]
    public IHttpActionResult RecuperarClasesColectivas(short idInstalacion, string secretKey = "NOSECRETKEY")
    {
        BsSecurity bSecurity = new BsSecurity(BsSecurity.Tipo.Publica);
        if (bSecurity.comprobar(secretKey))
        {
            BsActividadesColectivas bsActividades = new BsActividadesColectivas();

            return Ok(bsActividades.GetActividadesColectivas(idInstalacion));
        }
        return NotFound();
    }

    #endregion


}

Upvotes: 0

Views: 109

Answers (2)

mason
mason

Reputation: 32728

Though you state this is MVC and tagged it as such, it's actually Web API, because you're inheriting from ApiController. So you should decorate the method with the [HttpGet] attribute from the System.Web.Http namespace. Note that renaming it to have Get prepended like Yoink is suggesting isn't necessary, although that is the common convention.

Upvotes: 2

Carl Reid
Carl Reid

Reputation: 780

I believe you need to prepend "Get" to methods that you wish to expose by by GET requests.

So try GetRecuperarClasesColectivas instead of RecuperarClasesColectivas.

You'll still call it by /api/RecuperarClasesColectivas/id for example, the routing just needs the "Get" part adding.

Upvotes: 1

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