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I have ApiController that looks like [RoutePrefix("Companies")] public class CompanyController : ApiController { [HttpGet] [Route("GetCompanyProfile")] public ...

How can I map multiple urls to one action method? For example http://localhost:10000/api/ABC and http://localhost:10000/api/ABCDCD will map to same action name because both starts with ABC. I can't ...

My issue is similar to Web Api Routing : Multiple controller types were found that match the URL but I want to keep them in separate controllers. From the comments, 2 preexisting answers are good ...

I know there are many questions with the same title but this one is different. I was getting this error on my product controller, so to investigate the problem I created a demo controller in the ASP....

I'm getting,"Multiple controller types were found that match the URL", Error while performing postman operation for the below API Calls. Can someone help me figuring out the attribute mapping for the ...

In Asp.Net Web API 2 Attribute routing, If i call any attribute i need to get all list of data mapping with that attribute but I am getting the first element of a sequence that satisfies a condition. ...

A webapi function that uses HttpGet and does not have a parameter seems to not add the route. With this code using System.Web.Http; namespace Testing { public class FooController: ApiController { ...

I am developing an application in .NET WebApi2 but I have a problem with the attribute routing when trying to split a controller in two. Both controllers have an action that is routed via /api/users/ ...

I want to be able to automatically match routes that may or may not have a prefix on the left of the incoming request's route. For example, for this controller [MyRoutePrefix("api/hello-world")] ...

I have applied attribute routing on my controller and it'srouting to wrong action. I don't know where I am getting it wrong. Here is my controller: using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Web....

I have a web API project that I want to test with unit tests. In the test class I create a HttpClient that is supposed to redirect the HTTP calls directly to my controllers: public static HttpClient ...

I have an ASP.NET Web API project that contains multiple controllers. All controllers handle Models that exist in the database, but one. And this controller does not get his (one) Action resolved. ...

I am new to attribute routing, and I am not sure if this is even possible. I have an attribute route, which works fine like this: [HttpGet] [Route("GetIssuesByFlag/{flag:int=3}")] public ...

I've got a following two controllers: [RoutePrefix("/some-resources") class CreationController : ApiController { [HttpPost, Route] public ... CreateResource(CreateData input) { // ...

I have a API action: [HttpGet, Route("{id}/overview/")] public async Task<HttpResponseMessage> Overview(string id, DateTime from, DateTime? to) { ... } As you noticed, to is optional ...