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Scott L,

 

Once you dive in again there are several breaking changes you'll have to adjust to. First, just to recap the ones from yesterday:

 

- There is the ProviderIds dictionary in BaseItem, instead of Imdb,Tmdb,Tvdb in Movies,Series, etc

- Also the other day I made some changes that might help you consume ApiClient from WP7

 

- Today I've moved all DTO entities to a DTO namespace in the model project. DTO's are different from our server domain objects. They are used to return data in a form that is convenient for the client.

- ApiBaseItemWrapper is now ApiBaseItemContainer

- Use the People and Studios properties on the container. It will have both the person/studio name + PrimaryImagePath.

- I've consolidated all api handers that returns lists of items into ItemListHandler. The url is mediabrowser/api/itemlist. It has a ListType query string param. I would just review the code to get the params you need.

ScottIsAFool
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Ok, will go through and make the code changes my end.

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Do I need Vs 2010 in order to create a WP7 project?

ScottIsAFool
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Yes, at the moment phone apps can only be done from 2010. Are you installing onto Windows 8?

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That's a shame. No, I'm not on W8 yet.

 

I was hoping to create a WP7 version of the ApiInteraction project, because I think it will compile now. That way you could reference it.

 

But I don't know if I want it in the core if it will require 2010. Even though I have it, I think going forward it would be kind of a pain for everyone.

ScottIsAFool
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Ah ok. For the time being (well, for me anyway), I don't see it as being too much of a problem, I have my own stuff in place to make the calls.

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Cool, sounds good.

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