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How to pass multiple records in REST API?
I am completely new to integration and don’t understand how to create mutilple records in one REST API call and how can i pass JSON request body in my REST API. Can somebody help me in achiving my requirement please. Here I am posting my code for reference:
How to create a record in Workbench using rest explorer?
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How is request body different from web API?
Whereas in Web API, the request body (an HttpContent) may be a read-only, infinite, non-buffered, non-rewindable stream. You can read the rest of this incredibly useful article on your own so, to cut a long story short, what you’re trying to do is not currently possible in that way (meaning, you have to get creative).
How to add multiple post methods in one controller?
If you want to host this API to on-premise server IIS, then copy the published folder content and paste it in the virtual directory of your IIS site. Now let’s see how we can add multiple posts or for that matter, any methods in one controller.
Is it safe to use put in JSON-Rest?
Typically people send them as URL query arguments in the POST call like This is very safe, as POST is non-idempotent and you need not care about any side effects. You might decide differently and if your bulk update carries entire state of such objects opt for PUT
How many records can be created in one request?
In a single request, you can create up to two hundred records. In the request data, you supply the required and optional field values for each record, each record’s type, and a reference ID for each record, and then use the POST method of the resource. The response body will contain the IDs of the created records if the request is successful.
When to use post or put in JSON?
Using POST seems to do the trick as being the one to create new items in an enclosing resource while not replacing but appending. Where the PUT methods would require to replace the complete collection in order to return an equivalent representation as quoted by HTTP Semantics PUT: