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- Primera38
- 2.1Creating a Web API Project
- 2.2HTTP GET PUT POST DELETE
- 2.3ASP NET Web API and SQL Server
- 2.4Part 5 ASP NET Web API Content Negotiation
- 2.5ASP NET Web API MediaTypeFormatter
- 2.6Implementing post method in ASP NET Web API
- 2.7Implementing Delete method in ASP NET Web API
- 2.8Implementing PUT method in ASP NET Web API
- 2.9Custom method names in ASP NET Web API
- 2.10ASP NET Web API query string parameters
- 2.11FromBody and FromUri in Web API
- 2.12Call ASP NET Web API from jQuery
- 2.13Calling ASP NET Web API service in a cross domain using jQuery ajax
- 2.14Cross origin resource sharing ASP NET Web API
- 2.15Enable SSL in Visual Studio Development Server
- 2.16ASP NET Web API enable HTTPS
- 2.17Implementing basic authentication in ASP NET Web API
- 2.18Call web api service with basic authentication using jquery ajax
- 2.19ASP NET Web API token authentication
- 2.20ASP NET Web API user registration
- 2.21Using asp net identity with Web API
- 2.22Using fiddler to test ASP NET Web API token based authentication
- 2.23ASP NET Web API login page
- 2.24Web api bearer token example
- 2.25ASP NET Web API logout
- 2.26How to get authenticated user identity name in asp net web api
- 2.27ASP NET Web API google authentication
- 2.28ASP NET Web API facebook authentication
- 2.29Attribute routing in ASP NET Web API 2
- 2.30RoutePrefix attribute in Web API
- 2.31Web API attribute routing constraints
- 2.32Generating links using route names in asp net web api
- 2.33IHttpActionResult vs HttpResponseMessage
- 2.34Web API versioning using URI
- 2.35Web API versioning using querystring parameter
- 2.36Web API versioning using a custom header
- 2.37Web API versioning using accept header
- 2.38Web API versioning using custom media types