asp.net-core-mvc

I'm adding a new dotnetcore (RC2) project to my existing solution which contains a set of dotnet framewotk 4.5 projects. When I try to add a reference in my brand new dotnetcore project I get a message telling me that I can't do a reference from a project that targets framework 4.5. The following projects are not supported references: "project name" has target frameworks that are incompatible with targets in current project "project name" I followed this thread but I didn't find any clear solution for the issue. what's the recommended approach for this situation? Replace your library's project

I am posting to an API using HttpClient and getting back the HttpResponseMessage . I am reading the status code from the reply but I it's always 200 Posting: var json = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(loginDto); var stringContent = new StringContent(json, Encoding.UTF8, "application/json"); var client = new HttpClient(); var response = await client.PostAsync("http://localhost:57770/api/Account/Login", stringContent); I am replying from API the HttpResponseMessage : return new HttpResponseMessage(HttpStatusCode.Unauthorized); But when I read the response , it's always 200 How can I achieve this?

Using Microsoft Visual Studio 2015 RC, if I create a new "ASP.Net Web Application", and go to NuGet and add a reference to the latest version of Azure Storage (Install-Package WindowsAzure.Storage -Pre), in the CloudTable class, all I see are the *Async methods: However, if I create a new Console Application or Class Library (normal class library and console application, not a "Package" one) then I see all the methods as I expect: And it isn't just intellisense, the methods seem to actually be missing. If I go out to the package in windows explorer I see separate folders for dnx451, dnxcore50,

I am trying to create(Or get an instance of it somehow) for Microsoft.AspNet.Mvc.Rendering.DefaultHtmlGenerator inside my MVC6 controller method I wanted to generate the html for validation for my Model my self inside my controller of asp.net mvc. My issue is where to get the constructor data for DefaultHtmlGenerator like antiforgery, metadataProvider..etc [HttpGet] public IActionResult GetMarkup() { // IHtmlGenerator ge = this.CurrentGenerator(); IHtmlGenerator ge = new DefaultHtmlGenerator(params); var tag= ge.GetClientValidationRules(params) } here is the a link about the HtmlGenerator

I want to add "Stimulsoft.Report.dll" as an assembly in my Visual Studio 2015 ASP.Net 5 project. But the reference manager does not contain the assemblies section with the extentions area(as it is in VS 2013), where i could select "Stimulsoft.Report" and add this to my references. Is there any solution adding these reference to my ASP.NET 5 project? you can add the assembly if it available in GAC like below code "frameworks": { "aspnet50": { "frameworkAssemblies": { "Stimulsoft.Report": "" } } } in the second part, you can give the version and type of the assembly Bart Calixto In your project

This question already has an answer here: How to mock an async repository with Entity Framework Core 4 answers I have this test: [Fact] public async void Can_Paginate() { //fake data var product1 = new Product { ProductId = 1, ProductName = "P1" }; var product2 = new Product { ProductId = 2, ProductName = "Product 2" }; var product3 = new Product { ProductId = 3, ProductName = "Product 3" }; var product4 = new Product { ProductId = 4, ProductName = "Product 4" }; var product5 = new Product { ProductId = 5, ProductName = "Product 5" }; var data = new List<Product> { product1, product2, product3

I have a ASP.NET MVC 5 / .NET 4.7 project that I want to upgrade to ASP.NET Core. The MVC frontend references a service layer project (SL) which in its that uses a datalayer (DAL) project built using Entity Framework. Our assessment is that Entity Framework Core is still missing features that we need and that we should not upgrade the DAL project to .NET Core. What framework should my projects target to be able to work together? Can we upgrade just one project to .NET Core and keep the rest in .NET Framework? If you want to switch to .NETCore and still be able to use older libraries you should