Closed NiBurhe closed 4 years ago
Hi @NiBurhe
What is in the answer inside d
?
it is strange, the standard says that the answer for a collection is of the form {..., value: [...]}
How is the backend implemented? What version of OData do you work with? the library is tightly tied to version 4 it is in this version that I use it for my projects.
regards
Hi @diegomvh ,
I checked with my colleagues and it is version 2.0
https://www.odata.org/documentation/odata-version-2-0/json-format/
In version 2.0 it is d
In the response header is an entry "dataserviceversion" which says 2.0
Is there a possibility to build in a switch to enable version 2.0 too?
Thanks & Regards
After looking the documentation for OData version 2. I think it is possible to implement a processing mechanism for the reported odata versions using the response headers.
I am currently working on refactoring the response process and subsequent data parsing. The idea is to analyze the headers in the response and improve the pre-processing of the data deserailization.
I try to work with the idea of supporting the other versions of odata, at least as far as the shape of the answer is concerned. Likewise, I do not know whether to consider version 2 or 3 of odata as a priority because, as it is not part of my projects, it is unknown to me in many aspects.
Regards
Hi, @NiBurhe
I found an api that works with version 2.0 of odata. https://baas-demo.demo-jp.personium.io/1/index.html
I try to work on it to adapt the library. It is difficult to find public odata APIs.
Regards
Hi @diegomvh ,
sounds good. Many Thanks
The new release incorporates basic support for OData versions 3 and 2. Thanks for giving a try to the library. Regards
Hi,
I tried to generated the config files and call the Webservice. I got a correct reply with d as values. But I got the error below. Because body["value"] is undefined but body["d"] should be the correct one. Did I something wrong in the configuration?
I called it with
let person = this.user.entities(); person.filter({ Username: 'XXXX' }); person.get().subscribe((t) => { debugger; console.log(t); });
Thanks & Regards