1

// Hi everyone

i do this call in Action :

    [HttpGet]
    public virtual ActionResult JsonGetProvinces(int countryId)
    {
        //WebSiteContext WbContext = new WebSiteContext();
        //UnitOfWork UnitofWork = new UnitOfWork(WbContext);

        var provinces =
            (
                from province in unitofWork.ProvinceRepository.All
                where province.CountryId == countryId
                select new
                {
                    Id = province.Id,
                    Name = province.GetType().GetProperty("Name_" + CultureManager.GetCurrentCultureShortName()).GetValue(province)
                }
            ).ToList();

        return Json(provinces, JsonRequestBehavior.AllowGet);
    }

something is wrong with my query :

        var provinces =
            (
                from province in unitofWork.ProvinceRepository.All
                where province.CountryId == countryId
                select new
                {
                    Id = province.Id,
                    Name = province.GetType().GetProperty("Name_" + CultureManager.GetCurrentCultureShortName()).GetValue(province)
                }
            ).ToList();

Particulary, Name = province.GetType().GetProperty("Name_" + CultureManager.GetCurrentCultureShortName()).GetValue(province)

In BDD, there is Name_fr, Name_en columns and i'm trying to take one dynamically... Is it possible ?

Of course, i can take both and choose dynamically the column in View but i would to know how do...

Thank you for your help

2 Answers 2

2

The short answer is you need to change your code a bit and using expression tree inside. Look at this question

Sign up to request clarification or add additional context in comments.

1 Comment

With .net reflector (a tool from redgate), you can decomplile a LINQ query. It is important that you use the .net 2.0 profile because LINQ was not part of C#. then you can add the column in the select statement easely.
1

EF can not translate function calls to SQL. Using expression trees can be comlicated see this question

Here is a sample with expression trees. The GetQuery2 is the same as GetQuery but with expression tree and a propertyname parameter.

public static IQueryable<Foo> GetQuery(BlogContext context)
{
    var query = from x in context.BlogEntries
                select new Foo
                {
                    NameX = x.Name   
                };
    return query;
}


public static IQueryable<Foo> GetQuery2(BlogContext context, string propertyName)
{

    ConstructorInfo ci = typeof(Foo).GetConstructor(new Type[0]);
    MethodInfo miFooGetName = typeof(Foo).GetMethod("set_NameX");
    MethodInfo miBlogEntry = typeof(BlogEntry).GetMethod("get_" + propertyName);

    ParameterExpression param = Expression.Parameter(typeof(BlogEntry), "x");

    IQueryable<Foo> result = Queryable.Select<BlogEntry, Foo>(
                                context.BlogEntries,
                                Expression.Lambda<Func<BlogEntry, Foo>>(
                                    Expression.MemberInit(
                                        Expression.New(ci, new Expression[0]),
                                        new MemberBinding[]{
                                            Expression.Bind(miFooGetName, 
                                                            Expression.Property(param,
                                                            miBlogEntry))}
                                    ),
                                    param
                                )
                                );
    return result;
}

It is easier the fetch all all language strings and write an additional Property Name that does the magic.

Comments

Your Answer

By clicking “Post Your Answer”, you agree to our terms of service and acknowledge you have read our privacy policy.

Start asking to get answers

Find the answer to your question by asking.

Ask question

Explore related questions

See similar questions with these tags.