This question was asked on Delphi-PRAXIS many years ago, but the method described in that question doesn't work anymore and is based on a very old version of MARS.
Basically exactly what the person posted and is asking, is what I am asking. Here's his code:
[Path('projectX')]
TProjectXServicesResource = class
protected
public
[GET, Produces(TMediaType.TEXT_HTML)]
function xHome([QueryParam] lang : String) : String;
[POST, Consumes(TMediaType.MULTIPART_FORM_DATA), Produces(TMediaType.TEXT_HTML)]
function xAction([FormParams] AParams: TArray<TFormParam>): String;
end;
function TProjectXServicesResource.xHome([QueryParam] lang : String) : String;
begin
// Need access to the client's IP here
end;
function TProjectXServicesResource.xAction([FormParams] AParams: TArray<TFormParam>) : String;
begin
// Need access to the client's IP here
end;
I need to know what the IP Address is within the endpoint functions (xHome
and xAction
).
TWebRequest
doesn't seem to exist in MARS anymore. Lots have changed in MARS.
Can anyone help, please?
This took me a while to find, but basically, there's a new interface called IMARSRequest
from the MARS.Core.RequestAndResponse.Interfaces
unit that you can use for this.
It works very similar to the old TWebRequest
.
Using the code below by adding [Context] MarsRequest: IMARSRequest;
to the protected
field, you can access marsRequest.GetRemoteIP
from any of your class functions such as from xHome
and xAction
:
[Path('projectX')]
TProjectXServicesResource = class
protected
[Context] marsRequest: IMARSRequest;
public
[GET, Produces(TMediaType.TEXT_HTML)]
function xHome([QueryParam] lang : String) : String;
[POST, Consumes(TMediaType.MULTIPART_FORM_DATA), Produces(TMediaType.TEXT_HTML)]
function xAction([FormParams] AParams: TArray<TFormParam>): String;
end;
function TProjectXServicesResource.xHome([QueryParam] lang : String) : String;
begin
ShowMessage(marsRequest.GetRemoteIP);
end;
function TProjectXServicesResource.xAction([FormParams] AParams: TArray<TFormParam>) : String;
begin
ShowMessage(marsRequest.GetRemoteIP);
end;
For some added info, you can also use it for an individual endpoint instead of everyone in the class. You can add it as a parameter in the function such as this short code sample here:
type
[Path('helloworld')]
THelloWorldResource = class
protected
public
[GET, Path('ip_address'), Produces(TMediaType.TEXT_PLAIN)]
function SayIPAddress([Context] MarsRequest: IMARSRequest): string;
end;
implementation
uses
MARS.Core.Registry;
{ THelloWorldResource }
function THelloWorldResource.SayIPAddress([Context] MarsRequest: IMARSRequest): string;
begin
var RemoteIP := MarsRequest.GetRemoteIP;
Result := 'Hello, your Remote IP is ' + RemoteIP;
end;