C#•2y ago

405 Method Not Allowed

I am receiving a 405 error, with no other relevant log messages. Any ideas what's happening?

Accessor

        public async Task<Response<int>> AddPermit<T>(T permit) where T : PermitDetails
        {
            var response = await _permitAccessor.AddPermit<T>(permit);
            return response;
        }

        public async Task<Response<int>> AddPermit<T>(T permit) where T : PermitDetails
        {
            var response = await _permitAccessor.AddPermit<T>(permit);
            return response;
        }

        public async Task<Response<int>> AddPermit<T>(T permit) where T : PermitDetails
        {
            var response = await _permitAccessor.AddPermit<T>(permit);
            return response;
        }

        public async Task<Response<int>> AddPermit<T>(T permit) where T : PermitDetails
        {
            var response = await _permitAccessor.AddPermit<T>(permit);
            return response;
        }

IPermitClient

    Task<Response<int>> AddPermit<T>(T permit) where T : PermitDetails;

    Task<Response<int>> AddPermit<T>(T permit) where T : PermitDetails;

    Task<Response<int>> AddPermit<T>(T permit) where T : PermitDetails;

    Task<Response<int>> AddPermit<T>(T permit) where T : PermitDetails;

PermitClient

c#
        public async Task<Response<int>> AddPermit<T>(T permit) where T : PermitDetails
        {
            var result = await _http.PostAsJsonAsync("api/permit", permit);
            return await result.Content.ReadFromJsonAsync<Response<int>>();
        }

c#
        public async Task<Response<int>> AddPermit<T>(T permit) where T : PermitDetails
        {
            var result = await _http.PostAsJsonAsync("api/permit", permit);
            return await result.Content.ReadFromJsonAsync<Response<int>>();
        }

c#
        public async Task<Response<int>> AddPermit<T>(T permit) where T : PermitDetails
        {
            var result = await _http.PostAsJsonAsync("api/permit", permit);
            return await result.Content.ReadFromJsonAsync<Response<int>>();
        }

c#
        public async Task<Response<int>> AddPermit<T>(T permit) where T : PermitDetails
        {
            var result = await _http.PostAsJsonAsync("api/permit", permit);
            return await result.Content.ReadFromJsonAsync<Response<int>>();
        }

AddPermit (Frontend code where the PermitClient is called with data)

c#
        PermitClient.AddPermit(Constants.MockPermits.PermitList[0]);

c#
        PermitClient.AddPermit(Constants.MockPermits.PermitList[0]);

c#
        PermitClient.AddPermit(Constants.MockPermits.PermitList[0]);

c#
        PermitClient.AddPermit(Constants.MockPermits.PermitList[0]);

MockPermits.PermitList

c#
        public static PermitDetails[] PermitList = {
            new PermitDetails()
            {
                PermitType = "Mechanical Amusement",
                BusinessDetails = MockBusiness.MockBusinessExample,
                LocationDetails = MockLocation.MockLocationExample,
                Status = "Approved",
                StartDate = new DateTime(2022, 02, 27),
                EndDate = new DateTime(2023, 02, 27),
                Signature = Array.Empty<byte>(),
            },
}

c#
        public static PermitDetails[] PermitList = {
            new PermitDetails()
            {
                PermitType = "Mechanical Amusement",
                BusinessDetails = MockBusiness.MockBusinessExample,
                LocationDetails = MockLocation.MockLocationExample,
                Status = "Approved",
                StartDate = new DateTime(2022, 02, 27),
                EndDate = new DateTime(2023, 02, 27),
                Signature = Array.Empty<byte>(),
            },
}

c#
        public static PermitDetails[] PermitList = {
            new PermitDetails()
            {
                PermitType = "Mechanical Amusement",
                BusinessDetails = MockBusiness.MockBusinessExample,
                LocationDetails = MockLocation.MockLocationExample,
                Status = "Approved",
                StartDate = new DateTime(2022, 02, 27),
                EndDate = new DateTime(2023, 02, 27),
                Signature = Array.Empty<byte>(),
            },
}

c#
        public static PermitDetails[] PermitList = {
            new PermitDetails()
            {
                PermitType = "Mechanical Amusement",
                BusinessDetails = MockBusiness.MockBusinessExample,
                LocationDetails = MockLocation.MockLocationExample,
                Status = "Approved",
                StartDate = new DateTime(2022, 02, 27),
                EndDate = new DateTime(2023, 02, 27),
                Signature = Array.Empty<byte>(),
            },
}

Didn't include the controller, because this error happens before the controller is even reached

Not Mark•2/9/24, 7:59 PM

From the error it sounds like whatever endpoint you're trying to hit doesn't support whatever http method you're sending.

_http.PostAsJsonAsync("api/permit", permit);

_http.PostAsJsonAsync("api/permit", permit);

This suggests you're sending a POST, but does that endpoint actually support a POST? Or if it does, does the PostAsJsonAsyncPostAsJsonAsync method actually send it as a POST?

Pobiega•2/9/24, 9:14 PM

show the controller

Pobiega•2/9/24, 9:14 PM

the problem is most likely that you didn't give it the right [HttpX][HttpX] attribute, thus there is no route matching your request

Pobiega•2/9/24, 9:15 PM

so its not entering the action you want it to, because there is no matching route

GeckoOP•2/9/24, 10:07 PM

c#

        [HttpPost, Authorize]
        public async Task<ActionResult<Response<int>>> AddPermit<T>(T permit) where T : PermitDetails
        {
            var result = await _permitManager.AddPermit<T>(permit);
            if (result.Success)
            {
                return Ok(result);
            }
            else
            {
                return new ConflictObjectResult(result);
            }

        }

c#

        [HttpPost, Authorize]
        public async Task<ActionResult<Response<int>>> AddPermit<T>(T permit) where T : PermitDetails
        {
            var result = await _permitManager.AddPermit<T>(permit);
            if (result.Success)
            {
                return Ok(result);
            }
            else
            {
                return new ConflictObjectResult(result);
            }

        }

Pobiega•2/9/24, 10:54 PM

and the request mantches that route?

Pobiega•2/9/24, 10:55 PM

ie, has the route inherited from the controller and is a POST request?

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