OK, 

// Something like this in PowerBuilder?

RestClient lrc_RestClient
String ls_ResPonse, ls_url, ls_json
JsonGenerator lnv_JsonGenerator
Long ll_RootObject

lrc_RestClient = Create RestClient

lrc_RestClient.SetRequestHeaders("Content-Type:application/json;charset=UTF-8~r~nAccept-Encoding:gzip")
ls_url = "http://localhost:5000/api/D_customers/retrieve"

lnv_JsonGenerator = Create JsonGenerator

ll_RootObject = lnv_JsonGenerator.CreateJsonObject()

lnv_JsonGenerator.AddItemString(ll_RootObject, "company", ls_company)
lnv_JsonGenerator.AddItemNumber(ll_RootObject, "year", li_year)
lnv_JsonGenerator.AddItemDateTime(ll_RootObject, "dateFrom", ldt_datefrom)
lnv_JsonGenerator.AddItemDateTime(ll_RootObject, "dateTo", ldt_dateto)
lnv_JsonGenerator.AddItemString(ll_RootObject, "customerFrom", ls_customerfrom)
lnv_JsonGenerator.AddItemString(ll_RootObject, "customerTo", ls_customerto)

ls_Json= lnv_JsonGenerator.GetJsonString()

//Send Post Request With Json Arguments to the Server
lrc_RestClient.SendPostRequest(ls_url, ls_json, ls_ResPonse)

dwc.ImportJson(ls_response)

// And Something like in SnapDevelop?

// Controller
[HttpPost]
[ProducesResponseType(StatusCodes.Status500InternalServerError)]
public ActionResult<IDataStore> Retrieve(IDataUnpacker unpacker)
{
var company = unpacker.GetValue<string>("company");
var year = unpacker.GetValue<int>("year");
var dateFrom = unpacker.GetValue<DateTime>("dateFrom");
var dateTo = unpacker.GetValue<DateTime>("dateTo");
var customerFrom = unpacker.GetValue<string>("customerFrom");
var customerTo = unpacker.GetValue<string>("customerTo");

var packer = new DataPacker();

try
{
var result = _id_Customersservice.Retrieve(company, year, dateFrom, dateTo, customerFrom, customerTo);

return Ok(result);
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
return StatusCode(StatusCodes.Status500InternalServerError, ex.Message);
}

}

Hi Ramón,

This type of implementation you are looking into https://localhost:5000/api/v1/Customers/Retrieve/{parm1}/{parm2}/{parm3}/{parmN} is used mostly if you want to create overloading of the same method. Then it would make sense to use this type of implementation. But if what you want is to actually keep it simple and tight, then you could also send a JSON with the parameters in it. That would be another way of doing it without ending up with a very long and complex URI structure.

Food for thoughts.

Regards,

I've also tried to pass arguments like this ...

Something like this in PowerBuilder?

RestClient lrc_RestClient
String ls_ResPonse, ls_url

lrc_RestClient = Create RestClient

lrc_RestClient.SetRequestHeaders("Content-Type:application/json;charset=UTF-8~r~nAccept-Encoding:gzip")
ls_url = "http://localhost:5000/api/D_customers/retrieve?company="+ls_company+"&year="+string(li_year)+"&datefrom="+string(ldt_dateFrom)+"&dateto="+ string(ldt_dateTo)+"&customerfrom="+ ls_customerFrom+"&customerto"+ ls_customerTo
lrc_RestClient.SendGetRequest(ls_url, ls_ResPonse)

And Something like in SnapDevelop?
// Controller
//GET api/D_Customers/Retrieve
[HttpGet]
[ProducesResponseType(typeof(IDataStore<D_Customers>), StatusCodes.Status200OK)]
[ProducesResponseType(StatusCodes.Status500InternalServerError)]
public ActionResult<IDataStore<D_Customers>> Retrieve(string ls_company, integer li_year, datetime ldt_dateFrom, datetime ldt_dateTo, string ls_customerFrom, string ls_customerTo)
{
try
{
var result = _id_Customersservice.Retrieve(company, year, dateFrom, dateTo, customerFrom, customerTo);

return Ok(result);
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
return StatusCode(StatusCodes.Status500InternalServerError, ex.Message);
}
}