rackspace / rackspace-net-sdk

Automating all things Rackspace
http://rackspace.github.io/rackspace-net-sdk
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No API support for .Net core? #51

Open rashmir592 opened 6 years ago

rashmir592 commented 6 years ago

I am not able to read files from RACKSPACE cloud from my .net core application, where the same code works with .net framework application, it fails in .Net core/Standard projects.

"errorCode": PlatformNotSupportedException,

"message": Secure binary serialization is not supported on this platform.,

Stack Trace: at System.Exception.add_SerializeObjectState(EventHandler1 value) at net.openstack.Core.Exceptions.Response.ResponseException..ctor(String message, Response response) at net.openstack.Core.Exceptions.Response.ItemNotFoundException..ctor(Response response) at net.openstack.Providers.Rackspace.Validators.HttpResponseCodeValidator.Validate(Response response) at net.openstack.Providers.Rackspace.ProviderBase1.CheckResponse(Response response) at net.openstack.Providers.Rackspace.ProviderBase1.ExecuteRESTRequest[T](CloudIdentity identity, Uri absoluteUri, HttpMethod method, Object body, Dictionary2 queryStringParameter, Dictionary2 headers, Boolean isRetry, Boolean isTokenRequest, RequestSettings requestSettings, Func7 callback) at net.openstack.Providers.Rackspace.ProviderBase1.ExecuteRESTRequest(CloudIdentity identity, Uri absoluteUri, HttpMethod method, Func3 buildResponseCallback, Object body, Dictionary2 queryStringParameter, Dictionary2 headers, Boolean isRetry, Boolean isTokenRequest, RequestSettings settings) at net.openstack.Providers.Rackspace.CloudFilesProvider.GetObject(String container, String objectName, Stream outputStream, Int32 chunkSize, Dictionary2 headers, String region, Boolean verifyEtag, Action1 progressUpdated, Boolean useInternalUrl, CloudIdentity identity)

Will look forward to a quick resolution :)

Thanks in advance! :)

chrispickford commented 6 years ago

Please add support for .NET core. This is a major issue.

jamsoft commented 6 years ago

Is there no movement on this? It's not like .NET Core is new anymore.

Caloyski commented 5 years ago

Did they solve this?