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In the manytomany example object model, one User object may belong to many Group objects and one Group object may have many User objects.


An array of two User objects:
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[{"uId": 101, "uName": "John"}, {"uId": 102, "uName": "Mary"}]


POST body for the above example:
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{"entity": [{"uId": 101, "uName": "John"}, {"uId": 102, "uName": "Mary"}]}


Curl command for the above example (for windows command line, double quotes are used):
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curl -X POST "http://localhost:80/gilhari/v1/User"  -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d "{""entity"": [{""uId"": 101, ""uName"": ""John""}, {""uId"": 102, ""uName"": ""Mary""}]}"


POST body for a new Group object associating it with the two previously created User objects.
Notice that only linking attributes (uId) of the existing User objects need to be specified in the "users" attribute of the Group object:
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{"entity": {"gId": 1, "gName": "Math", "users": [{"uId": 101 }, {"uId": 102}]}}


Curl command for the above example (for windows command line, double quotes are used):
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curl -X POST "http://localhost:80/gilhari/v1/Group"  -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d "{""entity"": {""gId"": 1, ""gName"": ""Math"", ""users"": [{""uId"": 101 }, {""uId"": 102}]}}"


Example of GET requests:
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http://localhost:80/gilhari/v1/User
http://localhost:80/gilhari/v1/User?deep=false
http://localhost:80/gilhari/v1/Group
http://localhost:80/gilhari/v1/Group?filter=gId=1