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In an Apex REST Endpoint how do I parse parameters sent in a Get request?

I want to know how to parse the URL params from a get request 
/services/apexrest/Endpoint/?subject=test&status=active&priority=1&origin=?subject=test&status=active&priority=1
I want to parse the url params in the class below 
@HttpGet
    global static void getStatus() {
        RestRequest request = RestContext.request;
        System.debug(request.requestURI); 
        
    }

Please help!
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Looping through Map adding to a List Returns a Null value

When I run this code I get this error

 

Method does not exist or incorrect signature: void get(Contact) from the type Map<Id,Contact>

 

Map<id,Contact> cMap = new Map<ID, Contact>([SELECT Id, Name FROM Contact LIMIT 5]);

List<Contact> cList;
for(Contact cid : cMap.values()){
    cList.add(cMap.get(cid));
}
SOLVED
5 replies

In an Apex REST Endpoint how do I parse parameters sent in a Get request?

I want to know how to parse the URL params from a get request 
/services/apexrest/Endpoint/?subject=test&status=active&priority=1&origin=?subject=test&status=active&priority=1
I want to parse the url params in the class below 
@HttpGet
    global static void getStatus() {
        RestRequest request = RestContext.request;
        System.debug(request.requestURI); 
        
    }

Please help!
SOLVED
5 replies

In an Apex REST Endpoint how do I parse parameters sent in a Get request?

I want to know how to parse the URL params from a get request 
/services/apexrest/Endpoint/?subject=test&status=active&priority=1&origin=?subject=test&status=active&priority=1
I want to parse the url params in the class below 
@HttpGet
    global static void getStatus() {
        RestRequest request = RestContext.request;
        System.debug(request.requestURI); 
        
    }

Please help!