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Urls are build e.g. this way:
var uriBuilder = new UriBuilder(new Uri($"{client?.BaseAddress?.AbsoluteUri}/identity/externalIds/{type}/{externalId}"));
but the client?.BaseAddress?.AbsoluteUri has already a slash appendix.

The uri looks like this:
https://example.de:443//identity/externalIds/example_type/1

Note the doubly slashes

Add support for setting the Cumulocity processing mode on all PUT, POST and DELETE requests.

This is documented in the general section of the docs under "Processing mode".

Use-case

In order to save costs, some measurements are pushed to the platform using the TRANSIENT processing mode so that the measurements are visible in the UI however they are not persisted in the platform.

Feature details

• Ability to set it on a per-request basis (using default headers would add this mode for all requests, which is often not desired)

Hi,

when I try to subscribe using CreateSubscription from "NotificationSubscription.cs", the generated "NotificationSubscription" body as input parameter looks like this:

{
  "context": "MO",
  "source": {
    "id": "wonderfulID"
  },
  "subscription": "Subscription",
  "subscriptionFilter": {
    "api": [
      "events"
    ],
    "typeFilter": "c8y_LoriotUplinkRequest"
  }
}

It does not correctly convert the context, it seems that it does not use the "[EnumMember(Value = "mo")]" of enum "Context".
Anyway, when I change the enum "MO" to "mo" in "NotificationSubscription.cs"

[JsonConverter(typeof(JsonStringEnumConverter))]
public enum Context 
{
	[EnumMember(Value = "mo")]
	mo,
	[EnumMember(Value = "tenant")]
	tenant
}

it works:

{
  "context": "mo",
  "source": {
    "id": "wonderfulID"
  },
  "subscription": "Subscription",
  "subscriptionFilter": {
    "api": [
      "events"
    ],
    "typeFilter": "c8y_LoriotUplinkRequest"
  }
}

Currently (29.11.2022), the main branch is not build able by default. I had to comment out 2 Files:

• IInventoryApi.cs
• InventoryApi.cs

I didn't check what the problem excaclty is, because I don't need these files, but can you please check?

I'm trying to create measurements via MeasurementsApi.CreateMeasurement, but I get an exception every time. I'm using this code to generate a measurement:

var measurement = new Measurement(
      new Measurement.Source("12345678"),
      DateTime.Now,
      "mytestType"
  );
  measurement.CustomFragments = new Dictionary<string, object>{
      {
          "myValue",
          new Dictionary<string, MeasurementValue>{
              {"nested", new MeasurementValue{value=1.234, unit="V"}}
          }
      }
  };

  var response = measurementsApi.CreateMeasurement(new MeasurementCollection<Measurement>(new List<Measurement> { measurement }));

I dug down the rabbit hole and found out, that it fails, because the Measurement class does not have the property "Item".
By using "CreateMeasurement" in the first lines it tries to convert the body to a "JsonNode". The "JsonNode" contains "Item" as default member.

Do I miss something or is it a bug? What's the best work arround currently?

There are currently 303 warnings raised!

Hi,
the JPN of Api is not correct, it has to be:

[JsonPropertyName("apis")]
public List<string>? Api { get; set; }

There is also a bug in the docu, which I issed there.

Kind Regards

When I want to generate an access token, to access the inventory, I can't use the LoginTokenAPI. The class does not contain any method got generate the token. Is the class obsolete?