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This is a very specific question.

Likely posting your question to https://dreamfactory.com/community [https://www.dreamfactory.com/community] will provide you with faster + more complete/correct answers.

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Hello, I trying to get and populating items from my dreamfactory Api.<br />
If i get the url and api key on the browser i see a JSON but when i do a client.ExecuteAsync&lt;ListIt<wbr />ems&gt;(reque<wbr />st,(respon<wbr />se) =&gt; {Console.WriteLine(respons<wbr />e.Content)<wbr />});<br />
I saw i retrieving a xml ... really confusing<br />
I try a lot samples from RestSharp, Xamarin TodoRest samples ,... no one works and i thing probably is because i still without be sure about if is XML or JSON ... someone was work before with dreamfactory api and xamarin forms for cross-platform api ?<br />
Will be really helpful if someone can advice me about whats happend.
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Hello, I trying to get and populating items from my dreamfactory Api.
If i get the url and api key on the browser i see a JSON but when i do a client.ExecuteAsync<ListItems>(request,(response) => {Console.WriteLine(response.Content)});
I saw i retrieving a xml ... really confusing
I try a lot samples from RestSharp, Xamarin TodoRest samples ,... no one works and i thing probably is because i still without be sure about if is XML or JSON ... someone was work before with dreamfactory api and xamarin forms for cross-platform api ?
Will be really helpful if someone can advice me about whats happend.

Problem populating Items from Dreamfactory API

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