Problem with NetworkingService regarding different version #640

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1. carolynvs

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   api: networking

   api: identity

   on Jan 10, 2017
2. carolynvs commented on Jan 10, 2017

   

   carolynvs

   on Jan 10, 2017

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   Try this and let me know if it gets you unstuck. On my local openstack dev env, I always end up changing the service catalog to append /v2.0 to the Neutron endpoint to avoid this problem.

   What this does is have the SDK retrieve and cache the service catalog, then use reflection to update the networking endpoint to add /v2.0. Then use the networking service as usual.

   using System;
   using System.Linq;
   using net.openstack.Core.Domain;
   using net.openstack.Core.Providers;
   using OpenStack.Networking.v2;
   using OpenStack.Synchronous;
   
   namespace AppendVersionToNeutronEndpoint
   {
       class Program
       {
           static void Main(string[] args)
           {
               // 1. Authenticate and fill the service catalog cache
               var region = "RegionOne";
               var identityUrl = "http://example.com:5000/v2";
               var user = new CloudIdentityWithProject
               {
                   Username = "username",
                   Password = "password",
                   ProjectName = "project"
               };
               var identity = new OpenStackIdentityProvider(new Uri(identityUrl), user);
               var userAccess = identity.Authenticate();
   
               // 2. Update the cached networking endpoint
               var networkingEndpoint = userAccess.ServiceCatalog.Single(svc => svc.Type == "network")
                   .Endpoints.Single(e => e.Region == "RegionOne");
               networkingEndpoint.GetType().GetProperty("PublicURL")
                   .SetValue(networkingEndpoint, $"{networkingEndpoint.PublicURL}/v2.0");
   
               // 3. Access the networking service using the updated endpoint
               var networking = new NetworkingService(identity, "RegionOne");
               var networks = networking.ListNetworks();
               Console.WriteLine($"Found {networks.Count()} network(s)!");
   
               Console.ReadLine();
           }
       }
   }
3. AdamSharon commented on Jan 10, 2017

   

   AdamSharon

   on Jan 10, 2017

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   This is working great, thanks!
   I'll follow to see how this will be fixed.
   Thanks again for the quick response.

   👍React with 👍1Reacted by Carolyn Van Slyck