Just so the next person doesn't have to decode the documentation, I'll share my C# class for searchDefinition as well as an example of its use.
Here's the class:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using Newtonsoft.Json; //not really required, but useful
namespace YOUR_NAMESPACE
{
public enum Operator
{
Contains = 2,
StartsWith = 3,
EndsWith = 4,
DoesNotContain = 15,
IsBlank = 20,
NotBlank = 21,
Is = 15
}
public enum Tab
{
Undefined = -1,
ItemDetails = 0,
Workflow = 1,
GridView = 2,
LogInfo = 3,
Attachment = 4,
Linked = 5,
BOM = 6,
WhereUsed = 7,
Relationship = 8,
Sourcing = 9,
Lifecycle = 10,
WorkflowHistory = 11,
Milestones = 12,
BOM_Secure = 13,
Associated_WF = 14,
Descriptor = 15,
AllFields = 99
}
class searchDefinition
{
public int pageNo { get; set; }
public int pageSize { get; set; }
public String logicClause { get; set; }
//Fields
public List<fieldsItems> fields { get; set; }
public class fieldsItems
{
public String fieldID { get; set; }
public int fieldTypeID { get; set; }
}
//Sort
public List<sortItems> sort { get; set; }
public class sortItems
{
public String fieldID { get; set; }
public int fieldTypeID { get; set; }
public bool sortDescending { get; set; }
}
//Filter
public List<filterItems> filter { get; set; }
public class filterItems
{
public String fieldID { get; set; }
public int fieldTypeID { get; set; }
public filterTypeItems filterType { get; set; }
public class filterTypeItems
{
public int filterID { get; set; }
}
public String filterValue { get; set; }
}
public String toJson()
{
return (JsonConvert.SerializeObject(this)); //again, not required, but useful
}
}
}Here's the implementation:
searchDefinition def = new searchDefinition
{
pageNo = 1,
pageSize = 10,
logicClause = "AND",
fields = new List<searchDefinition.fieldsItems>
{
new searchDefinition.fieldsItems
{
fieldID = "NUMBER",
fieldTypeID = (int)Tab.ItemDetails
}
},
sort = new List<searchDefinition.sortItems>
{
new searchDefinition.sortItems
{
fieldID = "NUMBER",
fieldTypeID = (int)Tab.ItemDetails,
sortDescending = false
}
},
filter = new List<searchDefinition.filterItems>
{
new searchDefinition.filterItems
{
fieldID = "TEST",
fieldTypeID = (int)Tab.ItemDetails,
filterType = new searchDefinition.filterItems.filterTypeItems
{
filterID = (int)Operator.Contains
},
filterValue = "hello world"
}
}
};
Pretty much just populate a searchDefinition object, serialize it, and stick it in the request body. Hopefully someone finds this useful. Cheers
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