[BUG] Cannot create a Managed application definition

Describe the bug I am trying to create a Managed Application Definition. My request failed because of “InvalidRequestContent” exception. I turned on logging and noticed that the body of the request doesn’t include ‘properties’. Code snippet and screenshot of the request details are attached. Please find them below.

Exception or Stack Trace InvalidRequestContent due to missed data in the request’s body

To Reproduce Please try code snippet below.

Code Snippet `

 var managedAppDefProperties =
      new
      {
            lockLevel = "ReadOnly",
            displayName = "test",
            description = "test",
            packageFileUri = packageFileUri,
            authorizations = new object[] { new { principalId = principalId, roleDefinitionId = roleDefinitionId } }
      };
azureClient.GenericResources
      .Define(managedAppDefName)
      .WithRegion(region)
      .WithExistingResourceGroup(existingResourceGroup)
      .WithResourceType("applicationDefinitions")
      .WithProviderNamespace("Microsoft.Solutions")
      .WithoutPlan()
      .WithApiVersion("2019-07-01")
      .WithProperties(managedAppDefProperties)
      .WithTag("key", "value")
      .Create();

`

Expected behavior Request body should contain defined properties

Screenshots

Setup (please complete the following information):

• OS: Windows 10
• IDE : Visual Studio 2019
• Version of the Library used: 1.38.0

[weidongxu-microsoft]

@sergiygetlin

The object to withProperties is to be serialized to JSON.

I am not sure what type will be created via the syntax in your code. Could you try IDictionary?

[sergiygetlin]

Yes that was my initial assumption. Fluent flow allows to call methods in a certain order. I couldn’t find WithKind. I checked with reflector this assembly “Microsoft.Azure.Management.ResourceManager.Fluent.dll” and didn’t find anything. It is not critical, but just want to find out how to do it in fluent way. Just in case…

I partially switched to the new SDK.