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I'm trying to create a RESTFUL API using Grapevine.
I would like to create dynamic paths e.g.



[RestRoute(PathInfo = "api/eshare/getcustomersbyname/{namepart}", HttpMethod = HttpMethod.GET)]


Purpose is to Search all customers where {namepart} is present and return json.



When I enter http://localhost:2000/api/eshare/getcustomersbyname/bio in the browser I always get: Route not Found for GET api/eshare/getcustomersbyname



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    I'm trying to create a RESTFUL API using Grapevine.
    I would like to create dynamic paths e.g.



    [RestRoute(PathInfo = "api/eshare/getcustomersbyname/{namepart}", HttpMethod = HttpMethod.GET)]


    Purpose is to Search all customers where {namepart} is present and return json.



    When I enter http://localhost:2000/api/eshare/getcustomersbyname/bio in the browser I always get: Route not Found for GET api/eshare/getcustomersbyname



    Thx for the help










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      I'm trying to create a RESTFUL API using Grapevine.
      I would like to create dynamic paths e.g.



      [RestRoute(PathInfo = "api/eshare/getcustomersbyname/{namepart}", HttpMethod = HttpMethod.GET)]


      Purpose is to Search all customers where {namepart} is present and return json.



      When I enter http://localhost:2000/api/eshare/getcustomersbyname/bio in the browser I always get: Route not Found for GET api/eshare/getcustomersbyname



      Thx for the help










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      I'm trying to create a RESTFUL API using Grapevine.
      I would like to create dynamic paths e.g.



      [RestRoute(PathInfo = "api/eshare/getcustomersbyname/{namepart}", HttpMethod = HttpMethod.GET)]


      Purpose is to Search all customers where {namepart} is present and return json.



      When I enter http://localhost:2000/api/eshare/getcustomersbyname/bio in the browser I always get: Route not Found for GET api/eshare/getcustomersbyname



      Thx for the help







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      edited Nov 19 at 17:48









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          You're really close. Use square brackets instead of curly braces in your pattern.



          [RestRoute(PathInfo = "api/eshare/getcustomersbyname/[namepart]", HttpMethod = HttpMethod.GET)]





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            You're really close. Use square brackets instead of curly braces in your pattern.



            [RestRoute(PathInfo = "api/eshare/getcustomersbyname/[namepart]", HttpMethod = HttpMethod.GET)]





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              [RestRoute(PathInfo = "api/eshare/getcustomersbyname/[namepart]", HttpMethod = HttpMethod.GET)]





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                You're really close. Use square brackets instead of curly braces in your pattern.



                [RestRoute(PathInfo = "api/eshare/getcustomersbyname/[namepart]", HttpMethod = HttpMethod.GET)]





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                You're really close. Use square brackets instead of curly braces in your pattern.



                [RestRoute(PathInfo = "api/eshare/getcustomersbyname/[namepart]", HttpMethod = HttpMethod.GET)]






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