Problems finding client.Execute<T>()

[Lloyd Bond]

Hey Everybody,

 

I never thought of myself as a newb until now. I have a problem and I a not sure how to solve it.

I have gone around and around trying to find the method Execute<T>(). In all the documentation it is shown to use something like this below

 

****SNIP************

var client = new RestClient();
        client.BaseUrl = BaseUrl;
        client.Authenticator = new HttpBasicAuthenticator(_accountSid, _secretKey);
        request.AddParameter("AccountSid", _accountSid, ParameterType.UrlSegment); // used on every request
        var response = client.Execute<T>(request);   <----- That is what I am trying to do.
        return response.Data;

*****SNIP***********

 

However, using with the VS2010 intellesense all I see is a couple different ExecuteAsync<T>() methods. I pulled up the RestClient header and I see no signs of

Execute() method, only ExecuteAsync(). I thought maybe I was crazy so I looked at the Twilio library and in their sms.cs file they are using Execute<T>() method.

I also looked searched through the object browser in VS2010 with no success.

 

I installed RestSharp via nuget today. I've got version 103.1.0.0. I've tried searching the best I could for a previous posting on this.

 

I would appreciate some help pointing me in the right direction. I just figure there must be some library I a not including or something stupid I am doing.

 

Thanks

-Lloyd

 

[Peter Johanson]

Lloyd,

Are you targetting a mobile platform like WP or MonoDroid? If so, those
platforms only support the async versions of the APIs.

-pete

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[Lloyd Bond]

Pete,

 

Thanks for your response, you are right I am targeting WindowsPhone. Well, that certainly explains it. Now I can stop thinking I've lost my mind.

Now I can definitely move on. I appreciate the help.

-Lloyd