Let's say I have two endpoints: [HttpGet ("{serialNumber}")] and [HttpGet ("summary")]. As a result, my application perceives api/summary as api/{serialNumber} where {serialNumber} = "summary" and I get the wrong behavior that I want.
I would like admins to be able to upload pdf files to a unique directory that contains a webconfig file that only allows admins to view the pdfs. When the pdf is ready to release to the public the admin…
I am working with files on C# and I got to a point where I don't know how to continue anymore. The scenario is this: If I upload 3 or more files with the same name at the same time,…
I have code with variables in appsettings.json file so I register all options in IServiceCollection via configure method: public static void Configure(IServiceCollection services, IConfiguration configuration, bool useHangfire = true) { services .Configure<AuthSettings>(configuration.GetSection(AuthSettings.SectionName)) .Configure<CacheSettings>(configuration.GetSection(CacheSettings.SectionName)) ..... and so on I would like…
Below is the object namespace TestingForCw2.Shared { public class Dog { [Key] public Int32 Id { get; set; } public string DogName { get; set; } public Int32 DogAge { get; set; } } } This is the code for…
I know that .NET Core 3.1 is followed by .NET 5 (this is by itself .net core). I also know that .NET 4.8 is the last windows only (non .net core) framework. So I think that ASP.NET MVC 5, ASP.NET…
I've been programming in acumatica for a year, but I still can't quite understand how certain things work. For example, how the graphs work in the following code, logic is being added, however, I do not understand how the information…
I have 2 tables. What is important is the PlayerId and the Username. CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Run] ( [RunId] INT NOT NULL, [PlayerId] INT NOT NULL, [Duration] TIME(7) NOT NULL, [DateUploaded] NCHAR(10) NOT NULL, [VersionId] INT NOT NULL, PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED…
Problem I'm trying to create an ASP.NET Core (3.1) web application that accepts file uploads and then breaks it into chunks to send to Sharepoint via MS Graph API. There are a few other posts here that address the similar…
I am trying to build a JsonElement (or similar) using a camelCase convention from a PascalCase string using System.Text.Json. Is there a way to enforce that behavior? var jsonString = "{"Property1":"s", "PropertyCamel":{"PropertyNested":"g"}, "PPP":[{"NestedList":"1"}]}"; var deserialized = System.Text.Json.JsonSerializer.Deserialize<JsonElement>(jsonString, new JsonSerializerOptions {…