after a lot of help yesterday, I came up against a known error in asp.net4 beta – I upgraded to VS2012 RC Express (4.5), and now I’m getting an internal server error, and I can’t see why. I’m creating a web API:
I am attempting to decouple my auth and resource server. I am following the example provided in this tutorial:
I am looking at the following tutorial from Microsoft. As per this tutorial,
I am getting below error on call to REST Web API in Asp.net.
I have an issue with
HttpClient.PostAsJsonAsync()
I have this very common issue where it says method not allowed (OPTIONS) for a GET request. I am getting the following error whenever I make an API call. I have this setting in web.config:
After upgrading to Visual Studio 2012 I can no longer access any of my ApiControllers, the following error is thrown:
I got (more than) two Api POST endpoints. Each one needs a json as parameter. But when I use the same class name Payload in two endpoint argument classes, Swagger does not work. When I change one of it e.g. from Payload to Payload1 than it works.
Of course I set the right namespaces into the wrapper classes so it finds it Payload. But I would love to use the same name “Payload” each time. How can I use the same class name Payload?
I can keep the json name “Payload” at both cases and just set different names for the property (“Payload1”, “Payload2”). It works. But would be nice to have same property names too.,
I have a Winform client that sends a json post request to my controller with a datetime value of the format dd/MM/yyyy and the call returns a status code 400.
I am using asp.net core web api. below is my simple post function which is having a single string parameter. The problem is when I use [FromBody] the string stays null. I am using PostMan to test my service. I want raw data to pass from client to my controller. In Postman I am selecting body type RAW and
I set the header Content-Type text/plain. The Raw Body contains Just “Hello World” string.