I am trying to use an MVC Controller and a Web API controller in the same project, but I get 404 errors for the Web API. I started the project as an MVC project in VS 2015, but then added the Web API controller, and with the default code it is giving a 404 error.
As the title says, I wonder, why ASP.NET Identity 2.0 uses a string with a GUID as primary clustered key for the user table. Does this have any advantages to an integer id? I see only the problem, that a GUID isn’t the best choice for a clustered index.
I’m using C# and I need to generate a random 10 digit number. So far, I’ve only had luck finding examples indicating min maximum value. How would i go about generating a random number that is 10 digits, which can begin with 0, (initially, I was hoping for random.Next(1000000000,9999999999) but I doubt this is what I want).
InvalidOperationException: Cannot resolve scoped service ‘demoApp.Models.AppDbContext’ from root provider.
1. Is there a better solution if there is a huge amount of resources? Like 100,000 strings in a .resx file? (Theoretically, I do not actually have this problem)
I am creating an application in .Net Core 2.1 and I am using http client for web requests. The issue is I have to send parallel calls to save time and for that I am using Task.WhenAll() method but when I hit this method I get the error “This instance has already started one or more requests. Properties can only be modified before sending the first request” Previously I was using RestSharp and everything was fine but I want to use httpclient. Here is the code:
I am trying to use VSTS (now Azure DevOps) to do a CI/CD pipeline. For my build pipeline, I have a very basic setup involving doing a restore, build, test, and publish steps.
How can I bring google-like recrawling in my application(web or console). I need only those pages to be recrawled which are updated after a particular date.
Using C#, I need to convert each page of a PDF file into separate images and display the images.
I’m trying to create an application that triggers some code when the financial markets are open. Basically in pseudo code: