I want to validate an input on a Web API REST command. I want to do something like this down to state , being decorated with the attribute which limits the valid values of the parameter.
public square item {/ ... I want the state to be just "new", "used", or "unknown" [required] [Valid values ({ "New", "used", "unknown"})] get public string state { Set; } [Required] Public string description {get; Set; } ...} Is there any way to do this without going against the web API's grain? Ideally the Ruby on Rails will be similar.
Get a custom verification attribute from verification entry and IsValid override the member function.
public class Valid Validate: ValidationAttribute {string [] _args; Public ValidValuesAttribute (parameter string [] args) {_args = args; } Protected Override Validation Result IsValid (Object Value, Validation Contact Validation Verification) {If (_args.Contains (string) value)) Return Validation Results. Success; New verification returns return ("Invalid value."); }} You can
[Valid values ("new", "used", "unknown")] < / Pre> The above code has not been compiled or tested.
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