I’m wondering how to consume a WEBAPI from another ASP.Net Web API to store the response in a database.
I know how to consume a WEBAPI from clients like javascript,console application etc.
I am using the HttpClient class in .NET Framework 4.5.2.
We’ve ported a project from WCF to Web API (SelfHost) and during the process we noticed a huge slowdown when serving out a web application. Now 40-50 seconds vs 3 seconds previously.
I’m just getting started with MVC 4 Web API and I seem to be misunderstanding how it works.
I need a custom IHttpControllerSelector which should be applied to a specific route only. All other web api routes should use the default implementation of IHttpControllerSelector.
I work on a VS2012 MVC4 project containing a Web API controller. This project will be published on an IIS server.
Following the answer on this question, I have added authorization on everything by default, using the following code:
This question is continuation of my previous one: ASP.Net Identity 2 login using password from SMS – not using two-factor authentication
How can I post a JSON array to a Web API? It’s working for single object.
I am building a set of ASP.Net hosted WebAPI services that must use an old library which depends heavily on HttpContext.Current. I am having trouble ensuring that context is preserved in all the methods that participate in an async call. I have tried several variations with await/Task.Wait and TaskScheduler.FromCurrentSynchronizationContext() on the below code.