asp.net-web-api

问题 How do I get my Asp.net webapi to return the correct response for a pdf form submit? 回答1: To keep the response inside of the pdf application you must return an FDF formatted file. The key to get this to work is that you cannot just return a string. You must first encode it to a memory stream and the header must be set to application/vnd.fdf . Here is the example code: Public Function PostValue(<FromBody()> ByVal value As MyPDFFieldsObject) As HttpResponseMessage Dim fdfmessage As String = "

问题 How do I get my Asp.net webapi to return the correct response for a pdf form submit? 回答1: To keep the response inside of the pdf application you must return an FDF formatted file. The key to get this to work is that you cannot just return a string. You must first encode it to a memory stream and the header must be set to application/vnd.fdf . Here is the example code: Public Function PostValue(<FromBody()> ByVal value As MyPDFFieldsObject) As HttpResponseMessage Dim fdfmessage As String = "

问题 I have a asp.net web api, using attributes for routing on the controllers. There are no route attriutes on the action level. The route for accessing a resource is: [Route("{id}"] public MyApiController: ApiController { public HttpResponseMessage Get(Guid id) { // ... } } My problem is that when I want to create a search controller, I'd like the URL to be [Route("search")] But this results in an error: Multiple controller types were found that match the URL . Is it possible to make sure the

问题 I have a asp.net web api, using attributes for routing on the controllers. There are no route attriutes on the action level. The route for accessing a resource is: [Route("{id}"] public MyApiController: ApiController { public HttpResponseMessage Get(Guid id) { // ... } } My problem is that when I want to create a search controller, I'd like the URL to be [Route("search")] But this results in an error: Multiple controller types were found that match the URL . Is it possible to make sure the

问题 I am designing a Web API which returns JSON as the content-type, the response body could contain characters like ' , " , < and > , they are valid characters in JSON. So, my question is should I do HTML encode for my Web API response body or should I leave this task to HTML client who is consuming my Web API? 回答1: No; you must not. You must only escape data if and when you concatenate it into a structured format. If you return JSON like { "text": "Content by X & Y" } , anyone who reads that

问题 I am designing a Web API which returns JSON as the content-type, the response body could contain characters like ' , " , < and > , they are valid characters in JSON. So, my question is should I do HTML encode for my Web API response body or should I leave this task to HTML client who is consuming my Web API? 回答1: No; you must not. You must only escape data if and when you concatenate it into a structured format. If you return JSON like { "text": "Content by X & Y" } , anyone who reads that

问题 I'm new to .Net WebApi, as I know it's preferable to use async APIs instead of sync ones, but what is the difference? if the API is sync and has been called from a client, and another call from another client, as I checked, no interruption will happen, and both calls will go through simultaneously. So, what's the benefit of making it Async? Update: as I understand, if the number of requests are huge, if I use async, the waiting time for some calls will be less, cause there are more threads

问题 I've tried to follow the instructions I found, but still it does not work. I have following class public class TodoItem { public int Id { get; set; } public string Name { get; set; } public bool IsComplete { get; set; } public TodoItem() { } } My server has following POST Method public IHttpActionResult Post([FromBody]TodoItem item) { if (item != null) { TodoRepository.Current.Add(item); return Ok(item); } return BadRequest("Object is null"); } In my WebApiConfig.cs I have added following

问题 I've tried to follow the instructions I found, but still it does not work. I have following class public class TodoItem { public int Id { get; set; } public string Name { get; set; } public bool IsComplete { get; set; } public TodoItem() { } } My server has following POST Method public IHttpActionResult Post([FromBody]TodoItem item) { if (item != null) { TodoRepository.Current.Add(item); return Ok(item); } return BadRequest("Object is null"); } In my WebApiConfig.cs I have added following

问题 Pretty sure I am missing something clearly obvious but not seeing it. How can I use my updated swagger.json file? I took my boilerplate swagger/v1/swagger.json code and pasted it into the editor.swagger.io system. I then updated the descriptions etc, added examples to my models and then saved the contents as swagger.json. Moved the file into the root of my api application, set the file to copy always. public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services) {... services.AddSwaggerGen(c =>