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Hi all, how do I set a route ( or attribute or whatever ) so I can call this method which is present in a net core api controller ? assume my controller is called MyController - I've googled endlessly and can't find a simple answer
I would like to be able to access it something like this
myipaddress:myportnumber/MyController/1
public ActionResult<Actuator> GetAValue(int id)
{
return businessLayer.GetAValue(id);
}
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There's an example on the Microsoft docs site which is close to what you want:
Routing to controller actions in ASP.NET Core | Microsoft Docs[^]
[Route("[controller]")]
[ApiController]
public class MyController : ControllerBase
{
[HttpGet("{id:int}")]
public ActionResult<Actuator> GetAValue(int id)
{
...
}
}
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Hi Richard thanks for the suggestion but I'm still getting a 404 - v weird
Edit
Apologies Richard it does work - thanks again
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modified 6-May-20 5:37am.
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I use this for API JSON Calls. But you can tweak into other uses as well
[Produces("application/json")]
[Route("api/[controller]")]
[ApiController]
public class MyController : ControllerBase
{
[HttpGet("GetWarehousesKv/{vendorId}")]
public async Task<List<KeyValue>> GetWarehousesKv(string vendorId)
{
return await myRepository.GetWarehousesKv(vendorId);<br />
}
}
And I call it like this.
Notice the controller route prefix api?
and notice the controller name My
https://domain.com/api/my/GetWarehousesKV/500689
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Hi thanks for that I have it sorted now
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Cool!
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Suppose I have a web project that is made up of a Web API, a bunch of HTML files, and some Javascript files. Is it possible to provide security to my project files with nothing more than a login page which posts a user's credentials to the Web API which then queries the database to check if the user exists?
If it's possible, how would I control things like redirect users to a certain page upon successful login or better yet prevent users from accessing any page other than the login page if they're not logged in?
modified 1-May-20 2:59am.
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Hi, thanks for replying. I don't know if you understood my questions above but let me rephrase. What I'm asking is if my web project consists of only HTML files, some Javascript files, a Web API, and nothing else. Would it be possible to provide security to my web project?
Remember that I did not mention MVC or Web Form. If it is possible to secure my project without using MVC controllers or web form, how would I authorize users after successful logins?
modified 1-May-20 8:46am.
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MadDashCoder wrote: I did not mention MVC or Web Form
True, but the issue is much the same: we api authorization[^]
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Is it possible to generate an MVC project folder and files using Web API 2.2? I'd like to know because I need to generate MVC project folder and files dynamically.
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You can do it with Visual Studio.
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I guess my question is not very clear. What I meant is can a web project folder and web files (.cshtml, web.config, etc.) be generated using functions we write in a Web API after the Web API project has been built and deployed to the server.
Basically the question is, can we send a call to the Web API functions at run time to create a web project folder and web files dynamically (meaning this happens after building and deploying our Web API project to the server).
modified 1-May-20 8:48am.
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Well, assuming you have the skills to create all the files then I would guess it is possible.
BTW, why are you using two accounts here? You should close one of them.
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You can generate the files on the server and pass them to the client but if the client is a browser then it will be a download as it cannot write to the local disk.
Otherwise you are going to have to write a client to write the file to disk.
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RAH
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Hey chaps
Young programmer here.
Does anyone know how to produce an excel pie graph in excel through MVC C+, Jquery or even SQL? I have the pie graph with rows 1 to 10 and would like to produce a pie excel graph with data in it when the excel is downloaded through a website.Any links would be appreciated, many thanks and remember to sneeze into your elbow!!
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As far as I know the graph details need to be embedded in the Excel worksheet. I guess it may be possible if you know the worksheet layout to add the details through the use of the ACE Excel driver. But I am not 100% sure that that is what you are asking.
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Thanks
Not quite, but I guess close. Someone is going to be drawing a report from a website. Inside the excel spreadsheet is various data. I want this data (when opened in excel) to also have a pie graph attributed to it. Thanks!
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If you're thinking about automating Excel from your ASP.NET MVC application, you should read the following Microsoft knowledgebase article:
Microsoft does not currently recommend, and does not support, Automation of Microsoft Office applications from any unattended, non-interactive client application or component (including ASP, ASP.NET, DCOM, and NT Services), because Office may exhibit unstable behavior and/or deadlock when Office is run in this environment.
The same would apply to automating it from SQL.
Javascript will not be able to automate it at all. Even if the user had Excel installed, Javascript is not allowed to access or automate applications on the user's computer for security reasons.
To generate an Excel file on the server, you would need to use a library which doesn't rely on automating Excel. For example:
The OpenXML SDK[^]
How to: Insert a chart into a spreadsheet document (Open XML SDK) | Microsoft Docs[^]
(Previously I would have recommended EPPlus, which supports charts. But unfortunately, it's no longer free. The other go-to library, ClosedXML[^], doesn't support charts yet.)
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Thanks
That does put a damper on things. This would have opened up all sorts of nice excel options, but now i must illustrate the pie graph in the view for the user...Thanks!
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Take a look at NPOI
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I have a Security API which creates a JWT token and works well with SPA front ends that we create with no issue.
Now I have been asked can I get this working with a MVC app that was built in MVC4 and Dot Net 4.5.1
does anyone have any links to tutorials or examples that I can see if it is possible?
Thanks
Simon
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Sounds like you need to investigate each issue one at a time and test it.
Like how to write the JWT token to local storage, or the view bag or something.
Then how to get the controller to expect the JWT token [Authorize]
And how to send the token to the controller in the HTTP header. Do some reverse engineering.
I looked around on the interwebs and just basically saw nothing of value.
Just a bunch of forum post saying look at this by people who have never worked with JWT.
most talk were for core.
Sounds like a big job to me just to investigate it.
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you are right and that is why I posted here to see if someone has done it.
I have a legacy system that is written in dot net 4 and MVC4
were currently trying to strangle it as it is used by the whole company. With the new stuff we are using JWT and have a single sign on API which works and works well. BUT the MD wants to me see if it is possible
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I think it's possible to do personally, although I haven't done it nor put any day long research into it. Or perhaps at least just start with a piece of JWT, such as picking up the token from the other modern project to background validate in the old MVC4 system so you don't have to sign in again, and then the old system just runs as normal. That is very plausible to do. It's even plausible to me at least, to modify the old system so when you sign in, it writes a JWT token to local storage as well so you don't don't have to sign in to the new system.
JWT tokens stored in local storage have to use the client to read and write them, and I did see some source code concepts to get a view page to store the token in a hidden textbox, and then use Vanilla JavaScript to read that textbox and write it to Local storage. Or the other way around, use Vanilla JavaScript to read that token in Local Storage and write it to a hidden textbox. Then when the view page post back, the token will post as well and can be retrieved.
I pretty sure I can write a hack of AttributeUsageAttribute and call it [Authorize] that I can decorate the controller ActionResult with that will validate a token. Basically a hack of System.Identity but in a smaller package. Store the token in a cookie and can read and write it.
On SPA apps, well Angular at least, you don't have to store the token in Local Storage, but it can be stored in a cookie as well. But the cookie has to be a real single value cookie, and not the asp.net cookie that can store an array of values.
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