Trying to map an object from AngularJS to a custom C# class in an MVC controller, but encountering issues with the class object showing up as null. Here's the code snippet:
$scope.Get = function () {
var EService = [{
id: $scope.Id,
servicename: $scope.ServiceName,
servicetype: $scope.ServiceType,
monthlyrental: $scope.MonthlyRental,
serviceremarks: $scope.ServiceRemarks,
servicestatus: $scope.status,
activationdate: $scope.ActivationDate,
deactivationdate: $scope.DeActivationDate
}];
$http.post('/TS/API/Insert', Service).then(function (res) {
debugger;
});
MVC Controller and Class:
[HttpPost]
public string Insert(ServicesMaster Service)
{
GIBCADBEntities gfientity = new GIBCADBEntities();
var record = "Sent";
return Json(record, JsonRequestBehavior.AllowGet);
}
public class ServicesMaster
{
public string id { set; get; }
public string servicename { set; get; }
public string servicetype { set; get; }
public int? monthlyrental { set; get; }
public string serviceremarks { set; get; }
public byte servicestatus { set; get; }
public DateTime? activationdate { set; get; }
public DateTime? deactivationdate { set; get; }
}
While the Javascript variable/object "EService" appears fine, when passing it only the ServicesMaster object is created with null values. Sending single strings or values works, but sending a complete object results in this behavior.