How to pass the signing of a series of API function at address?

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I have such a signature in API:

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public IHttpActionResult PostUser_Hotel(float user,float[] rating)

How should I proceed address bar?

http://localhost://User_Hotel?user=1&rating - ??

Thank-you!!

Posted 9-Jan-16 23:18pm

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Updated 9-Jan-16 23:54pm

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OriginalGriff 10-Jan-16 5:33am

if you are going to post a url - and personally I'd suggest that you don't, we don't like accessing random websites to look at unknown content so you are better off just giving us the text - then it's a very good idea to make sure that the link points to a "real" url. "Localhost" will reference my computer, not yours...

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter · Answer 1 · 2016-01-09T23:37:00

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There is no standard for this...It depends on the serve side and how it interprets the query string...
For instance PHP will accept the form of ratig[]=value1&rating[]=value2&rating[]=value3...
Where .NET and Java handles the form of ratig=value1&rating=value2&rating=value3...

If you want a form that not depends on the server than invent your own...
For instance a comma separated list can be a good choice, ratig=value1,value2,value3...
On the server side you can split it in whatever language you got...

Posted 9-Jan-16 23:37pm

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter

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Member 11919288 10-Jan-16 6:47am

I am writing in MVC, and tried:
http://localhost//User_Hotel?user=1&rating=1.0&rating=3.5

But it does not work!!
thank-you!!!

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 10-Jan-16 6:56am

That 'frating' is a typo here or it is real?
How your routing looks like?

Member 11919288 10-Jan-16 7:14am

typo.
http://localhost//User_Hotel?user=1&rating=1.0&rating=3.5

thank-you!!