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Azure Media Services, GetLocators with V3 api and ODataQuery

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I am trying to get all the streaming locators for a given asset using the v3 API and the Microsoft.Azure.Management.Media package but I am getting a bad request error using Odata Queries:

It fails on this line: var locator = client.StreamingLocators.List("webinars", "webinars", new ODataQuery<StreamingLocator>(x=>x.AssetName == assetId));

Microsoft.Azure.Management.Media.Models.ApiErrorException: Operation returned an invalid status code 'BadRequest'

When I use it without the ODataQuery, it returns fine.

public IList<string> GetLocatorForAsset() 
 var assetId = "bb4953cf-4793-4b3c-aed8-ae1bec88a339";
 IList<string> streamingUrls = new List<string>(); 

 var locator = client.StreamingLocators.List("webinars", "webinars", new ODataQuery<StreamingLocator>(x=>x.AssetName == assetId));
 ListPathsResponse paths = client.StreamingLocators.ListPaths("webinars", "webinars", locator.FirstOrDefault().Name);

 foreach (StreamingPath path in paths.StreamingPaths) 
 UriBuilder uriBuilder = new UriBuilder();
 uriBuilder.Scheme = "https";
 uriBuilder.Host = "webinars-use2.streaming.media.azure.net";

 uriBuilder.Path = path.Paths[0];
 streamingUrls.Add(uriBuilder.ToString());
 

 return streamingUrls;

 
 }

c# azure azure-media-services

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I am trying to get all the streaming locators for a given asset using the v3 API and the Microsoft.Azure.Management.Media package but I am getting a bad request error using Odata Queries:

It fails on this line: var locator = client.StreamingLocators.List("webinars", "webinars", new ODataQuery<StreamingLocator>(x=>x.AssetName == assetId));

Microsoft.Azure.Management.Media.Models.ApiErrorException: Operation returned an invalid status code 'BadRequest'

When I use it without the ODataQuery, it returns fine.

public IList<string> GetLocatorForAsset() 
 var assetId = "bb4953cf-4793-4b3c-aed8-ae1bec88a339";
 IList<string> streamingUrls = new List<string>(); 

 var locator = client.StreamingLocators.List("webinars", "webinars", new ODataQuery<StreamingLocator>(x=>x.AssetName == assetId));
 ListPathsResponse paths = client.StreamingLocators.ListPaths("webinars", "webinars", locator.FirstOrDefault().Name);

 foreach (StreamingPath path in paths.StreamingPaths) 
 UriBuilder uriBuilder = new UriBuilder();
 uriBuilder.Scheme = "https";
 uriBuilder.Host = "webinars-use2.streaming.media.azure.net";

 uriBuilder.Path = path.Paths[0];
 streamingUrls.Add(uriBuilder.ToString());
 

 return streamingUrls;

 
 }

c# azure azure-media-services

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edited Mar 7 at 22:00

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reputation from Chris Kooken ending ending at 2019-03-27 12:38:12Z">in 6 days.

Looking for an answer drawing from credible and/or official sources.

add a comment | 

I am trying to get all the streaming locators for a given asset using the v3 API and the Microsoft.Azure.Management.Media package but I am getting a bad request error using Odata Queries:

It fails on this line: var locator = client.StreamingLocators.List("webinars", "webinars", new ODataQuery<StreamingLocator>(x=>x.AssetName == assetId));

Microsoft.Azure.Management.Media.Models.ApiErrorException: Operation returned an invalid status code 'BadRequest'

When I use it without the ODataQuery, it returns fine.

public IList<string> GetLocatorForAsset() 
 var assetId = "bb4953cf-4793-4b3c-aed8-ae1bec88a339";
 IList<string> streamingUrls = new List<string>(); 

 var locator = client.StreamingLocators.List("webinars", "webinars", new ODataQuery<StreamingLocator>(x=>x.AssetName == assetId));
 ListPathsResponse paths = client.StreamingLocators.ListPaths("webinars", "webinars", locator.FirstOrDefault().Name);

 foreach (StreamingPath path in paths.StreamingPaths) 
 UriBuilder uriBuilder = new UriBuilder();
 uriBuilder.Scheme = "https";
 uriBuilder.Host = "webinars-use2.streaming.media.azure.net";

 uriBuilder.Path = path.Paths[0];
 streamingUrls.Add(uriBuilder.ToString());
 

 return streamingUrls;

 
 }

c# azure azure-media-services

share|improve this question

edited Mar 7 at 22:00

Chris Kooken

asked Mar 7 at 21:02

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Microsoft.Azure.Management.Media.Models.ApiErrorException: Operation returned an invalid status code 'BadRequest'

public IList<string> GetLocatorForAsset() 
 var assetId = "bb4953cf-4793-4b3c-aed8-ae1bec88a339";
 IList<string> streamingUrls = new List<string>(); 

 var locator = client.StreamingLocators.List("webinars", "webinars", new ODataQuery<StreamingLocator>(x=>x.AssetName == assetId));
 ListPathsResponse paths = client.StreamingLocators.ListPaths("webinars", "webinars", locator.FirstOrDefault().Name);

 foreach (StreamingPath path in paths.StreamingPaths) 
 UriBuilder uriBuilder = new UriBuilder();
 uriBuilder.Scheme = "https";
 uriBuilder.Host = "webinars-use2.streaming.media.azure.net";

 uriBuilder.Path = path.Paths[0];
 streamingUrls.Add(uriBuilder.ToString());
 

 return streamingUrls;

 
 }

c# azure azure-media-services

c# azure azure-media-services

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edited Mar 7 at 22:00

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Chris KookenChris Kooken

22.4k1172106

asked Mar 7 at 21:02

Chris KookenChris Kooken

22.4k1172106

asked Mar 7 at 21:02

Chris KookenChris Kooken

22.4k1172106