We have onpremise web service (asp.net core mvc) deployed on local network machine. We are trying to call these WEB API using App Service deployed on Azure. But it is giving time out error or Task was cancelled error in case when we try to connect it using “HTTP” Protocol. In case of “HTTPS” it is giving “security error occurred error“.
Learning new things needs an investment of time, space and energy. I am currently learning Asp.Net Core MVC 2.0. This ASP.NET Core tutorials overview states:
In ASP.NET 5 MVC 6 Microsoft merged the normal MVC controller class (Controller) with the Web Api controller class (ApiController). Now there is just a Controller class to inherit from, which includes the features of WebApi too.
I noticed that when creating a new ASP.NET 5 project there is a src directory which completely makes sense to me since I have always put all of my solution’s code in a directory called source.
I am using ASP.NET Core 1.1 MVC to build an JSON API. Given the following model and action method:
Say my website is hosted in the mywebsite folder of www.example.com and I visit https://www.example.com/mywebsite/home/about.
I found a blog post that shows how to “shim” familiar things like HttpResponseMessage back into ASP.NET Core MVC, but I want to know what’s the new native way to do the same thing as the following code in a REST Post method in a Controller:
I have followed the steps here to upgrade from ASP.NET 5 Beta 4 to Beta 5 but am getting an error at runtime when calling application.UseBrowserLink();:
Running my ASP.NET Core application using DNX, I was able to set environment variables from the command line and then run it like this:
In Asp.Net 5 the development is faster because it compiles on save.
But I still have to refresh the browser manually.