I tried this answer: [https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18406506/custom-filter-attributes-inject-dependency][1] to implement ActionFilterAttribute (System.Web.Http.Filters) for Web API project (not MVC). But my custom attribute never called in controller. I would be grateful for any advice.
In Swagger is it possible to have the body represented as HTML forms as opposed to a JSON string? and how would one achieve this?
I have a flat DTO object with ~500 fields that is returned via an API call. The .NET machinery converts it to JSON and all is good. It looks like this:
I’m creating a web API in Core 3.1 and I have PagingParams model that I will use on many controller actions. The model has PageNumber and PageSize parameters, both of which have a default value:
I have a standard ASP.Net Web API Project with a DB setup that looks something like this:
I’m creating ASP.NET Web Application. I need in it to extract some ‘7z’ files.
I am trying to follow the approach suggested in a post by Allan Eagle in code-project. This same approach was working fine up until .NET Core 3.1, but not with .NET 5.0 . Here is the save method I created,
Hi i have followed Microsoft Doccument and uploaded Attachment devops and successfully attached it to work item. but when i dowloaded the file from devops userinteface file ish showing but not able to open it.
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I am able to select data from two tables, But I am getting partial result only while retrieving data from three tables.
There is a Controller that has 7 actions that are reused by all other child controllers. It is possible to hide endpoints, if it is necessary, using “path order” in the attribute. The following code hides the parent action: