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The Readme states Models included: FormData. Can you provide an example of how to get to the formdata?

Hi,

I'm attempting to retrieve an email asset with the client.Assets.Email.Get(id, Depth.complete) call, but I keep getting an exception with a 401 Unauthorized status. I tried v1/v2 services, standard URL vs data URL. I verified that my user has proper access. I verified the URL and parameters of the resulting request vs the Eloqua 10 portal; they appear to be identical, minus the xsrfToken that the portal uses.

I'm able to successfully make other calls via the client (contact search, contact activity, etc). So I don't believe there's an issue with the API user or fashion in which the call is being made. I tried the topliners forums as well, to no avail. I figure it's possible there may be a bug with the rest client, or at the very least you will be able to help.

Thanks

I have the following code for trying to create a CustomObject (Notice I added accountId)

List<FieldValue> coFieldValuesCreate = new List<FieldValue>()
{
    new FieldValue { id = 279, value = "[email protected]" }
};

CustomObject coCreate = new CustomObject();

if (customObjectType == CustomObjectType.Contact)
{
    coCreate.contactId = 775169;
}
else if (customObjectType == CustomObjectType.Account)
{
    coCreate.accountId = 3831189;
}

coCreate.fieldValues = coFieldValuesCreate;

CustomObject createResult = Credentials.client20.Data.CustomObject.Post(coCreate);
customObjectId = createResult.id;

I always get endpoint not found when trying to call
CustomObject createResult = myClient.Data.CustomObject.Post(myCustomObject);

I fear this is because Eloqua.Api.Rest.ClientLibrary.Models.Data.CustomObjects.CustomObjects.cs has its resource always poiting to:
[Resource("/data/customObject", "CustomObject")]

POST endpoint
/api/REST/2.0/data/customObject/{parentId}/instance

DELETE endpoint
/api/REST/2.0/data/customObject/{parentId}/instance/{id}

GET endpoint
/api/REST/2.0/data/customObject/{parentId}/instance/{id}

PUT endpoint
/api/REST/2.0/data/customObject/{parentId}/instance/{id}

How are these used?

I also tried calling
CustomObject getResult = Credentials.client20.Data.CustomObject.Get(125);

And still get endpoint not found

Note: Calls for contacts work perfectly.

Source: http://docs.oracle.com/cloud/latest/marketingcs_gs/OMCAC/api-Application-2.0-Custom%20object%20data.html

Custom Objects can be generated for Accounts as well, and to associate the Custom Object, an accountId is passed.

Source: http://docs.oracle.com/cloud/latest/marketingcs_gs/OMCAC/op-api-REST-2.0-data-customObject-%7BparentId%7D-instance-post.html

Under Body Parameter, both accountId and contactId are defined:

accountId
Type: string
The account record Id associated to this custom object data.

contactId
Type: string
The contact record Id associated to this custom object data.

So I have a form #249 it has 1000's of entries, when I run the test case it come back with two FormData objects with null field values. But if I overload using the search string FormId=249 I get back the objects with values.

Fail:
var data = _client.Data.FormData.Get(249);
Assert.Greater(data.fieldValues.Count, 0);

Pass:
var data = _client.Data.FormData.Get(249,"FormId=249", 1,100);
Assert.Greater(data.elements[0].fieldValues.Count, 0);

Is this by design?

Thanks,
KC

The Assets/ContentSection have a default url of /assets/contentSections in the Client. For operations like PUT and POST it should be /assets/contentSection

Hello,

Is it possible to pull a list of forms with fields names? I don't see a Form Model.

/assets/forms?depth={depth}&count={count}&page={page}&search={search}&orderBy={orderBy}&lastUpdatedAt={lastUpdatedAt}

Ref:
http://topliners.eloqua.com/docs/DOC-3406

Thanks,
KC

I need to connect to Eloqua through an HTTP proxy.

The underlying RestSharp library supports this. I just need the RestClient.Proxy property to be exposed. (The RestClient instance is an internal property.)

https://github.com/fredsakr/eloqua-csharp-rest-client/blob/master/EloquaClient/BaseClient.cs#L22

It would be useful to have access to the 'internalName' property on fields, for instance in ContactField. (It seems like it was possible at one point, but it's been commented-out along with several others: https://github.com/fredsakr/eloqua-csharp-rest-client/blob/master/EloquaClient/Models/Assets/DataField.cs#L11)