C# equivalent of REST API postSessionsPlayingStopped

[pünktchen 1409]

What is the c# equivalent of the REST API endpoint "/Sessions/Playing/Stopped", if i only have the ItemId, MediaSourceId and PlaySessionId, but no SessionId? The REST API endpoint works without a SessionId.

[pünktchen 1409]

@softworkz @Luke?

[softworkz 5104]

@pünktchen

I had actually tried to look it up on the same day you posted, expecting that I could just let you know which steps the server is taking when responding to REST request, but it turned out that there's no easy answer, unfortunately.

 

On 3/3/2026 at 11:17 AM, pünktchen said:

i only have the ItemId, MediaSourceId and PlaySessionId, but no SessionId?

On 3/3/2026 at 11:17 AM, pünktchen said:

The REST API endpoint works without a SessionId.

The REST API might not need a SessionId - but it still has something that a plugin doesn't have: An authorization through the token header. I haven't followed all the way through, but the  rough picture is this: The request is received, code path goes somewhere deep into auth and session stuff and when it returns, it "magically" has all the information that is needed.. (a Sessionxxxx object).

Maybe @Lukecan explain better.. (that' s why I didn't respond)

 

Edited Friday at 05:05 AM by softworkz

[pünktchen 1409]

Thanks for your research @softworkzI've already expected something like that

[Luke 42139]

What is the context from which this is being called? If it's called from an api service, then I can help you get the session info in the same way that our endpoint does.

But if it's called from something that is entirely in the background, then your code will need to know that info.