Set Response Type of api via Attribute
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I have Web API which is set to return data in JSON format. I am including attribute [ResponseType(typeof(Class_Name))] for each Action method so that api documentation (swagger) will show sample response format for each api.
Due to some reason, I want to return XML response for one of the api. Since I have set JSON as the default response type, the attribute [ResponseType(typeof(Class_Name))] for that particular api is showing response in JSON format.
Is there any way, I can show XML response for that single api? Is it possible to achieve the same by settings any attributes or some quick hacks?
c# asp.net-web-api
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I have Web API which is set to return data in JSON format. I am including attribute [ResponseType(typeof(Class_Name))] for each Action method so that api documentation (swagger) will show sample response format for each api.
Due to some reason, I want to return XML response for one of the api. Since I have set JSON as the default response type, the attribute [ResponseType(typeof(Class_Name))] for that particular api is showing response in JSON format.
Is there any way, I can show XML response for that single api? Is it possible to achieve the same by settings any attributes or some quick hacks?
c# asp.net-web-api
edited Nov 10 at 21:25
halfer
14.2k758106
asked Nov 10 at 13:01
abhilashca
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The link will help you stackoverflow.com/questions/9847564/…
– Md. Abdul Alim
Nov 10 at 15:00
Also another helpful link andrewlock.net/…
– Md. Abdul Alim
Nov 10 at 15:04
Isn't so that if request will have headerAccept: text/htmlresponse will be automatically serialized in xml? Unless, of course, you explicitly removed xml serialization.
– Fabio
Nov 10 at 21:38
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I have Web API which is set to return data in JSON format. I am including attribute [ResponseType(typeof(Class_Name))] for each Action method so that api documentation (swagger) will show sample response format for each api.
Due to some reason, I want to return XML response for one of the api. Since I have set JSON as the default response type, the attribute [ResponseType(typeof(Class_Name))] for that particular api is showing response in JSON format.
Is there any way, I can show XML response for that single api? Is it possible to achieve the same by settings any attributes or some quick hacks?
c# asp.net-web-api
edited Nov 10 at 21:25
halfer
14.2k758106
asked Nov 10 at 13:01
abhilashca
3317
I have Web API which is set to return data in JSON format. I am including attribute [ResponseType(typeof(Class_Name))] for each Action method so that api documentation (swagger) will show sample response format for each api.
Due to some reason, I want to return XML response for one of the api. Since I have set JSON as the default response type, the attribute [ResponseType(typeof(Class_Name))] for that particular api is showing response in JSON format.
Is there any way, I can show XML response for that single api? Is it possible to achieve the same by settings any attributes or some quick hacks?
c# asp.net-web-api
c# asp.net-web-api
edited Nov 10 at 21:25
halfer
14.2k758106
asked Nov 10 at 13:01
abhilashca
3317
edited Nov 10 at 21:25
halfer
14.2k758106
asked Nov 10 at 13:01
abhilashca
3317
edited Nov 10 at 21:25
halfer
14.2k758106
edited Nov 10 at 21:25
halfer
14.2k758106
edited Nov 10 at 21:25
halfer
14.2k758106
14.2k758106
asked Nov 10 at 13:01
abhilashca
3317
asked Nov 10 at 13:01
abhilashca
3317
asked Nov 10 at 13:01
abhilashca
3317
3317
The link will help you stackoverflow.com/questions/9847564/…
– Md. Abdul Alim
Nov 10 at 15:00
Also another helpful link andrewlock.net/…
– Md. Abdul Alim
Nov 10 at 15:04
Isn't so that if request will have headerAccept: text/htmlresponse will be automatically serialized in xml? Unless, of course, you explicitly removed xml serialization.
– Fabio
Nov 10 at 21:38
add a comment |
The link will help you stackoverflow.com/questions/9847564/…
– Md. Abdul Alim
Nov 10 at 15:00
Also another helpful link andrewlock.net/…
– Md. Abdul Alim
Nov 10 at 15:04
Isn't so that if request will have headerAccept: text/htmlresponse will be automatically serialized in xml? Unless, of course, you explicitly removed xml serialization.
– Fabio
Nov 10 at 21:38
The link will help you stackoverflow.com/questions/9847564/…
– Md. Abdul Alim
Nov 10 at 15:00
The link will help you stackoverflow.com/questions/9847564/…
– Md. Abdul Alim
Nov 10 at 15:00
Also another helpful link andrewlock.net/…
– Md. Abdul Alim
Nov 10 at 15:04
Also another helpful link andrewlock.net/…
– Md. Abdul Alim
Nov 10 at 15:04
Isn't so that if request will have header
Accept: text/html response will be automatically serialized in xml? Unless, of course, you explicitly removed xml serialization.– Fabio
Nov 10 at 21:38
Isn't so that if request will have header
Accept: text/html response will be automatically serialized in xml? Unless, of course, you explicitly removed xml serialization.– Fabio
Nov 10 at 21:38
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The link will help you stackoverflow.com/questions/9847564/…
– Md. Abdul Alim
Nov 10 at 15:00
Also another helpful link andrewlock.net/…
– Md. Abdul Alim
Nov 10 at 15:04
Isn't so that if request will have header
Accept: text/htmlresponse will be automatically serialized in xml? Unless, of course, you explicitly removed xml serialization.– Fabio
Nov 10 at 21:38