Unable to read data from the transport connection: Operation canceled
We have a .NET WorkerService that is running in the background pending trigger from the Event Hubs to push data to an API webservice but we are running into this issue:
We have a .NET WorkerService that is running in the background pending trigger from the Event Hubs to push data to an API webservice but we are running into this issue:
In my asp.net application, I’m using ConsoleLogger when debug.
This is my actual wrapper code :
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.
I have trouble preserving the original data by redirecting the same page when my custom error handling is executed in the controller.
Assume that I have a web page call Create.cshtml.
In that create webpage, I have a few form control which require the user to enter class code but the class code cannot be duplicated.
Assume that the user entered a class code that is existed in the system, my system should redirect back to Create.cshtml and pass error message (E.g. ViewBag.error = “Class Code duplicated”) and simulatenously .
But my current implementation does not revert back the original content/data after redirect.
I’m not an expert in .NET programming and I’m trying to solve this problem but no success.
I’m running VS2019 community, and I’ve created the default ASP.NET Core Web API project (ASP.NET Core 5.0), the one with the simple weather forecast example. And I am now trying to connect another computer to the URL. I run the example by using the [application name] in the run dropdown, and not IIS Express.
I have this .NET core web app that use multiple authentication schemes declared like that :
I have two webpages, the first has a dropdown that allows the person to select a project & a button. When the button is submitted, it takes them to the manage users webpage and sends the Projectname to the webpage as well. The manage users webpage allows the person to assign a user to the project they selected on the previous webpage. There is a button as well, and when submitted it sends an api call with post values to my controller. The controller accepts a dto and then binds these values to the AssignUserDto. It then finds the entity associated w/ the dto username, and then maps the values from the dto to the entity so that the user has a Projectname associated with it.
I have a project that allows users to create a new project. The UI has some textboxes and a submit button. It sends data through a POST request to an api call, which then creates a new project entity in the database. I deleted my migrations and then added a new migration since I wanted to fix some code, but now the post action no longer works. I see the following error message in the console –