GET api/Vet/V1/Employers?key={key}&opt={opt}&value={value}

Get all employer information list

[Optional] You can filter employer result with specific search filter set by query strings (must provide 3 valid keys set.)

E.g.

GET 'api/Vet/V1/Employers'
GET 'api/Vet/V1/Employers?key=name&opt=equal&value=Wilson Parking'
GET 'api/Vet/V1/Employers?key=name&opt=contain&value=Wilson'
GET 'api/Vet/V1/Employers?key=code&opt=startwith&value=1'

Request Information

URI Parameters

Name	Description	Type	Additional information
key	Enum search key (code, name, user)	EnumSearchKey	None.
opt	Enum operator to do filter (equal, notequal, startwith, endwith, contain)	EnumOperator	None.
value	Value to filter against the key and operator.	string	None.

Body Parameters

None.

Response Information

Resource Description

List of ModelVetEmployerV1

Collection of ModelVetEmployerV1

Name	Description	Type	Additional information
EmployerCode	Unique employer code/identifier	string	None.
EmployerName	Employer legal name	string	None.
UserName	User name. It can be null.	string	None.
Email	Contact email address	string	None.
ABN	Company ABN number	string	None.
ContactPerson	Contact person name	string	None.
TradingName	Company trading name	string	None.

Response Formats

application/json, text/json

Sample:

[
  {
    "EmployerCode": "sample string 1",
    "EmployerName": "sample string 2",
    "UserName": "sample string 3",
    "Email": "sample string 4",
    "ABN": "sample string 5",
    "ContactPerson": "sample string 6",
    "TradingName": "sample string 7"
  },
  {
    "EmployerCode": "sample string 1",
    "EmployerName": "sample string 2",
    "UserName": "sample string 3",
    "Email": "sample string 4",
    "ABN": "sample string 5",
    "ContactPerson": "sample string 6",
    "TradingName": "sample string 7"
  }
]

application/xml, text/xml

Sample:

<ArrayOfModelVetEmployerV1 xmlns:i="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns="http://schemas.datacontract.org/2004/07/DotEdu_WebAPI.Models.Vet.V1">
  <ModelVetEmployerV1>
    <ABN>sample string 5</ABN>
    <ContactPerson>sample string 6</ContactPerson>
    <Email>sample string 4</Email>
    <EmployerCode>sample string 1</EmployerCode>
    <EmployerName>sample string 2</EmployerName>
    <TradingName>sample string 7</TradingName>
    <UserName>sample string 3</UserName>
  </ModelVetEmployerV1>
  <ModelVetEmployerV1>
    <ABN>sample string 5</ABN>
    <ContactPerson>sample string 6</ContactPerson>
    <Email>sample string 4</Email>
    <EmployerCode>sample string 1</EmployerCode>
    <EmployerName>sample string 2</EmployerName>
    <TradingName>sample string 7</TradingName>
    <UserName>sample string 3</UserName>
  </ModelVetEmployerV1>
</ArrayOfModelVetEmployerV1>