I need to create a restfull service web using visual studio 2010. Can anyone tell me how to do?
Personally, I would start by creating a new ASP.NET MVC Project and creating an MVC application that had only JSON returned by the controllers.
I did hear that the WCF team recently added some new stuff around REST that you might want to check out as well...but the MVC Project would still be my choice. You can check out the WCF HTTP Project at Codeplex to see if it interests you:
WCF Community Site - WCF HTTP
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I am creating a service fabric application. I saw in the Microsoft documentation that, based on how we store the data we can choose between stateless and sate full template.
But under .net core 2.0 itself, it has "stateless" and "stateless Asp.net core". What is the difference between these two.
My requirement is to migrate a existing web api which is stateless. As per the microservice architecture, I have selected a Stateless Asp.Net core template as the front facing api and I am not able to decide the template for Web api.
Thanks in advance
it has "stateless" and "stateless Asp.net core". What is the
difference between these two.
Stateless Service is a simple template to build a basic reliable services.
Stateless ASP.NET Core is a more complete template to build a reliable service that uses ASP.NET Core. It is a great starting point for any website or web API.
My requirement is to migrate a existing web api which is stateless. As
per the microservice architecture, I have selected a Stateless Asp.Net
core template as the front facing api and I am not able to decide the
template for Web api.
Do chose Stateless ASP.NET Core because you will host a web API.
I'm really new in Hybris. I have Hybris commerce 6.4 and im working with Intellij.
Can anybody tell me how to create a web service rest?
I need the basic steps or a hello word example of a web service exposed from hybris.
Thank you so much.
Hybris is based on Spring, you can create rest web services just as you would do on a normal Spring MVC application.
You can also generate a web service extension using ant extgen, this way you will generate a Ycommercewebservices extension with some rest controllers that you can use as an example.
You can check webservice extension. Create new extension from it.
In my AspNet Core project I need to consume a SOAP/WSDL WebService. I am using VS2015 and have made a non-aspnet core project to test the webservice (went fine), but with AspNet Core, I cannot seem to find a way to make this happen. It looks like SOAP webservice isn't supported (yet?) but if that is the case, is there a different way to consume a soap webservice?
I am already using the net461 framework so I can use the normal .NET libraries, but VS2015 doesn't expose the “Add Service Reference” menu option.
Find this similar question. I have not implemented/verified/tested it but hopefully yo can find some guidance. The sample is using the prior version of AspNet Core (AspNet 5)
ASP.NET 5 add WCF service reference
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/additional-tools/wcf-web-service-reference-guide
See if this helps. In VS 2017, I am able to add the service reference from connected services in a .net core project. You might need to install "WCF Service Reference Provider" Extension.
Hi Stackoverflow,
Im trying to deploy a hybrid ASP.Net Webform/mvc-project onto iis7 but the mvc routing does not work.
This is what i have done so far:
Added all required mvc-related dlls.(i have double checked bin-catalog to make sure that everythings there on the deployed installation)
Added MVC wildcard by adding the IsapiModule handler to iis handler mappings.
The Server has .Net-Framework 3.5 SP1 installed.
The web site Managed pipeline mode set to classic
Our project requires the app pool to be running in none-integrated pipeline, but im not sure what MVC requires of the app pool, may i run ASP.NET MVC(2) in a none-integrated managed pipeline?
The web application loads and i want to use the MVC-routing to load javascript but the mvc routing does not responde to the request and instead Webforms gives us a 404-response,
this only happens when the project has been deployed onto the server.
Does anyone has a idea of why the ASP.Net MVC routing does not fire?
Thanks and Best regards,
Mikael
I found the error, the installer did not update production web.config,
so there was some missing mvc-required references,
i used this article to find out what was missing, it describes how to setup a hybrid WebForm/Mvc project in a simple way.
And now im able to run a hybrid webform/mvc-project on iis7 classic without any problem.
i have an application, in which i have an EntityModel.
i have a DomainService which talks to this EntityModel.
i am using simple LinqToEntitiesDomainService for this application, not .svc extension files.
On Silverlight (client), i am able to get/put the data through this service.
Now my question is:
I want to see the wsdl of hosted RIA Domain service in my application.
How can i see the wsdl for this service? (as we see the wsdl for .svc service in internet explorer)
I am using VS2008 sp1 studio, .net3.5 and RIA - july ctp.
You need to expose your service. You can see http://blogs.msdn.com/b/brada/archive/2010/03/29/silverlight-4-ria-services-ready-for-business-exposing-wcf-wsdl-services.aspx for more details.