Web API 2 Excel File Export With OAuth2 Implicit Flow

May 4, 2014 · by · in .NET, MVC, OAuth2, Security, TopHeaderMenu, Web · 1 Comment

This article demonstrates how to set up a Web API 2 excel file download using OAuth2 Implicit Flow. The application requires an Authorization Server and Identity Server V2 from Thinkteckture and also the excel Media Formatter from WebApiContrib. leastprivilege.com provided a lot of blogs which helped complete this article. Thanks for those blogs. The article […]

IIS HTTPS configuration for Team development

April 16, 2014 · by · in .NET, MVC, Security, TopHeaderMenu, Web · 1 Comment

This post a collection of information which I found all over the internet. I’m posting it as a reference for myself. I need to set up a development environment where a team of developers can develop multiple projects which use and test Web applications using HTTPS. Step 1: Create a root cert. This will be […]

Web API Tracing with SLAB and Elasticsearch

April 10, 2014 · by · in .NET, Elasticsearch, Enterprise Library, Logging, NuGet, Semantic Logging, SLAB, TopHeaderMenu, Web · 3 Comments

The article demonstrates how to use Web API Tracing, and trace the data using SLAB, in-process or out-of-process to a flat file or an Elasticsearch sink. Semantic.Logging from Enterprise Library now includes an Elasticsearch sink. The NuGet package also includes an implementation of the IExceptionLogger interface and a logging ActionFilter which logs the data using […]

Web API File Upload with MS SQL SERVER FileTable

April 8, 2014 · by · in .NET, Entity Framework, MVC, SQL, TopHeaderMenu, UI, Unity, Web · 11 Comments

This article demonstates how the setup a file upload using Web API and save it to a MS SQL Server database using a FileTable. Because a FileTable is used, the files can be saved directly to the database, without creating an extra stream. The files can be then accessed using the database or directly in […]

Semanic Logging with Elasticsearch using SemanticLogging.Elasticsearch NuGet package

April 2, 2014 · by · in .NET, Elasticsearch, Enterprise Library, Logging, Semantic Logging, SLAB · 1 Comment

The Enterprise Library team have released a new Semantic Logging Application Block which now includes an Elasticsearch sink. I have also created a Slab.Elasticsearch NuGet package but do not see the point in supporting this anymore, now that it is part of the SLAB itself. One of the major features which my package was missing, […]

Web API File Upload, Single or Multiple files

March 28, 2014 · by · in .NET, MVC, TopHeaderMenu, Web · 12 Comments

This article demonstrates file uploads using Web API 2. The examples use the MultipartFormDataStreamProvider class. The controller implementation saves the files in memory first, so for large files or with a lot of HTTP traffic, this is not a good solution. Links to other examples are also included at the bottom of this post. Code: […]

Web API Help Pages

March 26, 2014 · by · in .NET, TopHeaderMenu, Web · Leave a comment

This feature of Web API seems to be still in the alpha phase. Not all required features are implemented, it has NO SUPPORT for self hosted Web API services. A lot of the links about this are old and the most projects examples don’t work with the latest Web API version. The official ASP.NET HOWTO […]

Web API Localization

March 20, 2014 · by · in .NET, TopHeaderMenu, Web · 13 Comments

This article shows how to set up a Web API service which can support multiple languages and keep it simple. When localizing an application, it is important that all texts or references to language specific resources are not directly referenced in your business methods or code. Only the source or the presentation layer should convert […]

Managing internal Dependencies in Libraries

March 16, 2014 · by · in .NET, Unity · Leave a comment

When creating software components, it is often forgotten that it has to be easy to use. A lot of components are designed with an IoC and lots of unit tests. When using the component, the parent software should not need to create all the internal dependencies. This requires internal knowledge of the library which should […]

MessageHandlers and service Versions in Web API

March 12, 2014 · by · in .NET, TopHeaderMenu, Web · 1 Comment

The article demonstrates how different versions of the same service could be supported or not in a web API. Underneath are good links of different possibilities, which are better for different business scenarios. Depending on the client application/implementation, an update strategy could be implemented using Message Handlers. Code: https://github.com/damienbod/WebAPIVersioningAnd-MessageHandlers Possibility One: The old version of […]

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