asp.net-web-api-routing

ASP.NET MVC4 Web API v1 controller is defined below. It should accept 1 or 2 query string parametrs. However ko parameter is always null if method is called. Request is below. How to fix so that klient or namepart parameter can passed in query string ? Web API v1 controller: namespace MyApp.Controllers { public class CustomersSearchViewModel { public string Klient { get; set; } public string Namepart { get; set; } } [Authorize] public class CustomersController : ApiController { public HttpResponseMessage Get(CustomersSearchViewModel ko) { // why ko is null ? var res = GetCustomers(ko.Klient,ko

I have a solution with two projects. One Web Api bootstap project and the other is a class library. The class library contains a ApiController with attribute routing. I add a reference from web api project to the class library and expect this to just work. The routing in the web api is configured: config.MapHttpAttributeRoutes(); The controller is simple and looks like: public class AlertApiController:ApiController { [Route("alert")] [HttpGet] public HttpResponseMessage GetAlert() { return Request.CreateResponse<string>(HttpStatusCode.OK, "alert"); } } But I get a 404 when going to the url "

I've been using AttributeRouting for quite some time in my MVC application. However, one thing it always lacked is subdomain routing in Web Api (among other features in that library that work with MVC but not Web Api). Now I just read about the new improvements in Web Api regarding Attribute Routing and that it's now included with Web Api out of the box. However, I see no mention of subdomain routing. Is it supported in Web Api 2? If not, how can I get subdomain routing in my Web Api so that I can hit the ApiController using http://api.mydomain.com/cars/1 ? Routing is normally used for the

In web api the default route is: /api/locations/123?days=5 config.Routes.MapHttpRoute( name: "DefaultApi", routeTemplate: "api/{controller}/{id}", defaults: new { id = RouteParameter.Optional } ); But what if I wanted the route to look like this /api/locations/123/events?days=5 while still being able to hit the LocationsController with a route like this /api/locations/123?state=md Controller: public class LocationsController : ApiController { // GET api/locations/123/events?days=5 public IEnumerable<Event> GetEventsByDays(int idLocation, int days) { // do stuff } // GET api/locations/123?state

There seems to be a thousand people asking the same question on stack overflow, but there doesn't seem to be a single solution to this problem. I am going to ask it again... I have an API controller that has the following actions: // GET api/Exploitation public HttpResponseMessage Get() { var items = _exploitationRepository.FindAll(); var mappedItems = Mapper.Map<IEnumerable<Exploitation>, IEnumerable<ExploitationView>>(items); var response = Request.CreateResponse<IEnumerable<ExploitationView>>(HttpStatusCode.OK, mappedItems); response.Headers.Location = new Uri(Url.Link("DefaultApi", new { }

I have an Angular 2 application created with Angular CLI. This has to call a .NET 4.6 Web API. The route setup of this is driving me nuts. For Angular, the default folder for output is /dist . Angular CLI does all the minification and tree-shaking you can dream of and then outputs both its JavaScript files and index.html to that folder. So if I run index.html , those files are retrieved from the same folder. Everything works well, because index.html contains a tag like this one: <base href="/"> The Web API project has the expected structure, with the Angular app a parasite in its root. So it

Quick question regarding routes within MVC and WebAPI. I have added a route to route config.cs: routes.MapRoute( name: "ConfirmEmail", url: "ConfirmEmail/{userid}", defaults: new { controller = "Email", action = "ConfirmEmail" } ); This is registered in the global.asax as per normal: RouteConfig.RegisterRoutes(RouteTable.Routes); I am trying to generate a URL for use within an email which is sent as part of a function call within a WebAPI controller function. I am using the UrlHelper.Link function to attempt to generate a URL, however I receive an error saying the route cannot be found by name

I've got a following two controllers: [RoutePrefix("/some-resources") class CreationController : ApiController { [HttpPost, Route] public ... CreateResource(CreateData input) { // ... } } [RoutePrefix("/some-resources") class DisplayController : ApiController { [HttpGet, Route] public ... ListAllResources() { // ... } [HttpGet, Route("{publicKey:guid}"] public ... ShowSingleResource(Guid publicKey) { // ... } } All three actions got in fact three different routes: GET /some-resources POST /some-resources GET /some-resources/aaaaa-bbb-ccc-dddd If I put them into single controller everything