Help with API Adapter

[Dodgee]

Hi all

Could anyone give me a couple of very basic pointers about using the Games API adapter?

I wrote a fairly simple app for the Sports API in VB but I want to write an app for Exchange Games using c#. The adapter looks like it would be very useful but this is actually my first venture into c# and also Visual Studio.

If anyone can help me out with an example of using the adapter to do something like a simple ping of the API, I'll go from there.

Any help massively appreciated, cheers!

[nzbot]

I recommend to take a look at Betfair UberClient, a sample application for Exchange Games (full C# source code is included).
URL: http://bdpsupport.betfair.com/ics/su...p?fileID=58447

[Dodgee]

Thanks, I already had a look at the Uberclient but it doesn't seem to have the full source code, just the exe, .pdb file and exe.config.

I can use something like .NET Reflector to have a look at the code though so hopefully that will help.

[vossie]

Thanks, I already had a look at the Uberclient but it doesn't seem to have the full source code, just the exe, .pdb file and exe.config.

I can use something like .NET Reflector to have a look at the code though so hopefully that will help.

Did you have a look at the adapter? http://bdpsupport.betfair.com/ics/su...folderID=19680

[nzbot]

Thanks, I already had a look at the Uberclient but it doesn't seem to have the full source code, just the exe, .pdb file and exe.config.

I can use something like .NET Reflector to have a look at the code though so hopefully that will help.

You are right, there is no source code included. I did it with Reflector too.

[Mr Stokes]

The source code is available via

http://bdpsupport.betfair.com/ics/su...p?fileID=58210

[Dodgee]

Ah great stuff, thank you!