Hi Mark,
Question 1: yes, that should be possible:
resourcePath = …
/ entityFunctionImportCall [ singleNavigation ]
singleNavigation = …
[ "/" propertyPath
/ …
Question 2: yes, if you prefix the unqualified function import with $root/
http://services.odata.org/TripPinRESTierService/(S(2yexst3navg3ksybtvafe0ux))/People?$filter=LastName eq
$root/GetPersonWithMostFriends()/LastName
Which is not implemented by the TripPin service.
Thanks
Ralf
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Subject: [odata] Function Import questions
I am trying to come up with an example of using a function import in a $filter _expression_. I am not having much luck using the TripPin Service.
I can execute the function import query
http://services.odata.org/TripPinRESTierService/(S(2yexst3navg3ksybtvafe0ux))/GetPersonWithMostFriends()
and it returns the Person Russel Whyte
Then I try to execute the same function import and navigate to the LastName property of the Person returned
http://services.odata.org/TripPinRESTierService/(S(2yexst3navg3ksybtvafe0ux))/GetPersonWithMostFriends()/LastName
This returns a 500 response with the message “The page cannot be displayed because an internal server error has occurred.”
Question 1: Should I be able to navigate to a property of an Entity returned by the function import?
Finally I try using the function import in a $filter _expression_
http://services.odata.org/TripPinRESTierService/(S(2yexst3navg3ksybtvafe0ux))/People?$filter=LastName
eq Microsoft.OData.Service.Sample.TrippinInMemory.Models.GetPersonWithMostFriends()/LastName
This also returns a 500 response with the message “An error has occurred”. I suspect this query may be failing for the same reason as the previous query. I realize this is a contrived query since I can get the desired result by calling
the function import directly.
Question 2: Should I be able to use a function import in the $filter _expression_ as in the above query?
Thanks
Mark