Category Web

Self Hosted Web Api using Owin and Unity, Nuget Package Documentation

October 12, 2013 · by · in .NET, AOP, Enterprise Library, TopHeaderMenu, Unity, Web · 2 Comments

This is the documentation for the nuget package Unity.SelfHostWebApiOwin. The package is dependent on Katana 2. The code can be found here: Example, how to use: https://github.com/damienbod/HelloWorldUnityWithSelfHostedOwin Source code: https://github.com/damienbod/SelfHostWebApiWithOwinAndUnityUsingNuget How to create an application using the nuget package: Step 1: Create a Console application. This will be used to start the application or could […]

SelfHost WebApi with Owin and unity using a Nuget package

October 9, 2013 · by · in .NET, NuGet, TopHeaderMenu, Unity, Web · Leave a comment

This post continues in from the previous blog Self Host WebApi with Owin and Unity The blog project and nuget package can be downloaded from here: nuget: https://www.nuget.org/packages/Unity.SelfHostWebApiOwin code: https://github.com/damienbod/SelfHostWebApiWithOwinAndUnityUsingNuget In this blog, a nuget packet will be created, so unity can be used with a self hosted web Api easily. What is required in […]

Self Host WebApi with Owin and Unity

October 1, 2013 · by · in .NET, Enterprise Library, Semantic Logging, TopHeaderMenu, Unity, Web · 5 Comments

Using Unity together with a WebApi application and OWIN Hosting is a little bit more complicated compared to the standard WebApi and Unity. This blog shows how to host ASP.NET Web API in a console application, using OWIN to self-host the Web API framework and Unity as an IoC. The following steps need to be […]

AOP with ASP.NET Web Api

September 15, 2013 · by · in .NET, AOP, Enterprise Library, Logging, Semantic Logging, SLAB, TopHeaderMenu, Unity, Web · 2 Comments

This blog demonstrates the usage of filters and unity interface interception with an ASP.NET Web Api application. AOP = Aspect oriented programming. This programming paradigm can be used to add functionality to existing methods. In the following example, we wrap the controller method with diagnosis using filters and then we wrap the business manager with […]

Turning off validation for properties in a MVC model

September 5, 2013 · by · in .NET, javascript, jQuery, MVC, UI, Validation, Web · Leave a comment

Sometimes it is required that some properties in a MVC model should not be validated, but the rest are required and should be validated in the client view. Mostly I cannot turn off client validation for all properties in the model. Here is an example of a Model class. I need to validate 2 properties […]

MVC Async File Upload

September 3, 2013 · by · in .NET, javascript, jQuery, MVC, UI, Web · 2 Comments

To use the upload html control inside an ajax request, the following steps need to be taken: Define an ajax function for the upload button Define the form for the upload Add the input file control to the form Handle the file in the MVC controller Return the json result, wrapped in a text item […]

WiX installer for MVC4 project

September 2, 2013 · by · in .NET, Deployment, MVC, Web, WiX · 4 Comments

This example shows how a MVC4 solution can be setup together with a WiX installation project. To create a msi installer for a MVC4 project, the solution needs to be built, then the web project must be published, the WiX project harvests the published output and creates an msi installer. The solution is configured so […]

MVC real time Diagnosis using SignalR

August 8, 2013 · by · in .NET, Enterprise Library, Logging, Monitoring, MVC, Semantic Logging, SignalR, UI, Unity, Web · 1 Comment

UPDATED 2014.04.12: latest version of SignalR used and all other packages. The idea of this example is to create a simple SignalR service, so that all Log messages can be sent to a client browser in real time. In the example, EventSource classes are used to send the logs to the ETW. Semantic Logging OUT-OF-PROCESS […]

Validation in MVC, Enterprise Library, Fluent Validation, Data Annotations, FoolProof

August 1, 2013 · by · in .NET, Enterprise Library, MVC, Validation, Web · Leave a comment

MVC Validation MVC has many possibilities for validation. Depending on the use case, the correct validation should be used. Here is a list of MVC validation possibilities: Server side Model-level validation Server side Property-level validation Client side Model-level validation Server side Property-level validation Server side custom validation When validating, a number of problems can exist […]

Simple MVC Application using FluentValidation.MVC4

July 11, 2013 · by · in .NET, MVC, UI, Validation, Web · 1 Comment

This is a simple example of MVC application using FluentValidation.MVC4. http://fluentvalidation.codeplex.com/ Create a new web application MVC4. Get the fluent validation using nuget: Create a validation rule set class: Now add the attribute to the model class: FluentDataModel Add the Provider to the Global.asax file App_Start() method And the validation works (Note: the dependency validation […]

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