android - Passing variables to IHttpActionResult Methods -

i want consume webapi in android below (in newproductactivity.java):

     protected string doinbackground(string... params) {         list<namevaluepair> args = new arraylist<namevaluepair>();         args.add(new basicnamevaluepair("name", edittextname.gettext().tostring()));         args.add(new basicnamevaluepair("price", edittextprice.gettext().tostring()));         args.add(new basicnamevaluepair("description", edittextdescription.gettext().tostring()));         jsonhttpclient jsonhttpclient = new jsonhttpclient();         product product = (product) jsonhttpclient.postparams(serviceurl.product, args, product.class);         intent intent = new intent(getapplicationcontext(), mainactivity.class);         startactivity(intent);         finish();         return null;     } 

in web api assigned variables parameters in productscontroller.cs below:

    [httppost]     //[responsetype(typeof(product))]     public ihttpactionresult insertproduct(string name, decimal price, string description)     {         product product = new product()         {             name = name,             price = price,             description = description         };         if (!modelstate.isvalid)         {             return badrequest(modelstate);         }          db.products.add(product);         db.savechangesasync();          return ok(product.id);     } 

when test api post in fiddler getting 405 status code.i have tried using:

    //[route("api/products/{name}/{price}/{description}")]     // post: api/products     [httppost]     //[responsetype(typeof(product))]     public ihttpactionresult postproduct(string name, decimal price, string description)     { 

as original implementation example im following (http://hintdesk.com/how-to-call-asp-net-web-api-service-from-android) still 405:

     [httppost]     //[responsetype(typeof(product))]     public product post(string name, decimal price, string description)     {         product product = new product()         {             name = name,             price = price,             description = description         }; 

if want post mvc controller this:

make complex model (class) properties this:

class myrequest{  public string name {get;set}; public  decimal price{get;set};  public  string description{get;set}; } 

and change controller this:

  public product post(myrequest request) 

don't forget change android code sends complex object.