It turns out that the JSON data is not formed correctly. I did figure this out finally. I modified the AddRemoveContactsFromListsActivity() method in the ActivityService.cs file as below. (see //TG marks)
/// <summary>
/// Create a Remove Contacts From Lists Activity.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="accessToken">Constant Contact OAuth2 access token.</param>
/// <param name="apiKey">The API key for the application</param>
/// <param name="emailAddresses">List of email addresses.</param>
/// <param name="lists">List of id's.</param>
/// <returns>Returns an Activity object.</returns>
public Activity AddRemoveContactsFromListsActivity(string accessToken, string apiKey, IList<string> emailAddresses, IList<string> lists)
{
Activity activity = null;
string url = String.Concat(Config.Endpoints.BaseUrl, Config.Endpoints.RemoveFromListsActivity);
//TG
IList<ImportEmailAddress> importData = new List<ImportEmailAddress>();
foreach (string emailAddress in emailAddresses)
{
importData.Add(new ImportEmailAddress() { EmailAddresses = new List<string> { emailAddress } });
}
//TG
RemoveContact removeContact = new RemoveContact()
{
//ImportData = new List<ImportEmailAddress>() { new ImportEmailAddress() { EmailAddresses = emailAddresses } },
ImportData = importData, //TG
Lists = lists
};
string json = removeContact.ToJSON();
CUrlResponse response = RestClient.Post(url, accessToken, apiKey, json);
if (response.IsError)
{
throw new CtctException(response.GetErrorMessage());
}
if (response.HasData)
{
activity = response.Get<Activity>();
}
return activity;
}
Thanks,
Tony
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