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Woot, that did it. Get some rest.

I was looking into using the authed crest information and in order to get a refresh token and encoded key, you need to have a developer account and register the application. I got the developer account working. I tried to register my application but the problem is the URL callback. How do you get away with this on a desktop application? I have seen someone mention using localhost with an http listener but this seems problematic. I assume that you have already registered an application because you have a refresh token and encoded key in your EveCrest_Authed_Tests.cs file in the Eve Online Library project. I don't want to use that token and string since they are yours. You probably shouldn't even have them publicly available in the library should you?

Here one of the posts.
https://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&m=6356570#post6356570

In an earlier post you mentioned that there is a place to add your program name in App.Config. How do I go about setting this in my project?

Just add app.config in your project and change configuration->appSettings->eveLib.UserAgent if I remember correctly. It just changes the user agent user for http requests tho.

Let me know if still you have issues after the API is back up.

Support for post/put/delete is getting really close, I expect to put up a beta within the new few days. I'm implementing it using an active record pattern, but I'm open to feedback and ideas for other implementations if anyone has input.

An example of adding a new contact:

public async Task AddContact() {
            var contact = (await (await (await crest.GetRootAsync()).QueryAsync(r => r.Decode)).QueryAsync(r => r.Character)).Contacts.Create();
            contact.Contact.Href = "https://crest-tq.eveonline.com/alliances/99000006/";
            contact.Contact.Name = "test";
            contact.Contact.Id = 99000006;
            contact.ContactType = "Alliance";
            contact.Standing = 0;
            await contact.Save();
}

Editing:

        public async Task DeleteContact() {
            var contacts =
          await (await (await (await crest.GetRootAsync()).QueryAsync(r => r.Decode)).QueryAsync(r => r.Character)).QueryAsync(r => r.Contacts);
            var contact = contacts.Items.Single(r => r.Contact.Id == 99000006);
            contact.Contact.Standing = 5;
            contact.Save();

And deleting:

        public async Task DeleteContact() {
            var contacts =
          await (await (await (await crest.GetRootAsync()).QueryAsync(r => r.Decode)).QueryAsync(r => r.Character)).QueryAsync(r => r.Contacts);
            var contact = contacts.Items.Single(r => r.Contact.Id == 99000006);
            contact.Delete();

Minor bugfix for EveXml: https://www.nuget.org/packages/eZet.EveLib.EveXml/3.0.5
Notes: https://github.com/ezet/evelib/releases/tag/EveXml_v3.0.5

Does anyone know who to contact about the public crest server being down?

EveCrest 3.3 is out! This is a major feature release, introducing support for POST, PUT and DELETE requests.

https://www.nuget.org/packages/eZet.EveLib.EveCrest/3.3.1
Release Notes: https://github.com/ezet/evelib/releases/tag/EveCrest_v3.3.0

EveCrest 3.3.2 is out, which cleans up some of the API introduced in 3.3.
Relase notes: https://github.com/ezet/evelib/releases/tag/EveCrest_v3.3.2

Also, a new version of EveXml was released yesterday, fixing TrainingStartTime and TrainingEndTime issues with the SkillInTraining endpoint.

What do you mean by does nothing? Is the list empty, or does the method never return ?