I want to use Micrsosoft Graph Api in a web forms application, although there are only tutorials of Microsoft Graph API in a console application or MVC applications.
I saw this tutorial explaining how I can use the Web Api in a web forms applications. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/web-api/overview/getting-started-with-aspnet-web-api/using-web-api-with-aspnet-web-forms
I wonder if the same logic will work with Graph Api. Do I have to create a model and controller in Web forms to use Graph Api?
I hope I explained it well.
Can someone advise please?
Thank you very much in advance.
If you want to call graph api in your c# project, then you need to make sure you have an azure ad application first with the correct api permission.
Then you need to install 2 packages into your application, and for example using client credential flow to call graph api, this is my test result.
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First off, I apologise if this is a trivial question but I am getting so confused by the information I am reading. I have put off posting on here as I feel my question is too broad but I can't find a definitive answer. I am a C++ developer by trade but I am wanting to get into web development.
My end goal is to have a web API that is consumed by both a web app and mobile app. I want to get the structure nailed first by developing an web API and web app and then expand it to a mobile platform later on.
My aim is to have 4 separate sections - Database -> WebAPI -> Web App
-> Mobile App
all of which are protected with username/password etc.
I have decided to use ASP.NET Core but when creating an application I am given two options in visual studio - ASP.NET Core Application or Web API. I have tried creating a Web API and a separate Core Application but can't work out how to call the web API. I have also tried creating a Core Application as it seems like I should be able to do everything I want in one project but I am worried that the Web API won't be separated enough to be able to call from a mobile app.
I will be working with a database containing sensitive information so obviously want to protect access to the Web API and Web/Mobile app. I have been watching courses on Pluralsight about Identity but I have read that it doesn't work well with Web API's.
Basically I am getting extremely confused when in my mind my end goal should be relatively simple to achieve. If anyone could give me any pointers as to what technologies I need to use would be fantastic.
ASP.NET Core WebAPI is specifically designed for building REST-ful services.
ASP.NET Core Application is used to create web applications that returns both views and data (it's an analog of Asp.NET MVC from standard Framework).
Which to choose is really depends on kind of WebApp you are going to use. If you plan to use some SPA framework, you don't need mechanisms to generate views on server side - WebAPI is a great choice, otherwise choose Application. Here you can find more details on differences.
As of security concern, there no issues with WebAPI. It provides a lot of mechanisms to secure your API and restrict access to methods based on user's identity. Please look at this article as an example.
I want a code sample which explains , how to call a yammer rest api url in sharepoint framework.
I am not aware of any support planned for the SharePoint framework at this time, but the Yammer JS SDK may be usable as an external JS library. Since it's just JavaScript, it's more likely a limitation of the tooling or framework if it won't run. You will have trouble calling the REST APIs without using the SDK. It currently lacks Typescript typings that you ideally would want to have. I'm not familiar enough with the SharePoint framework to know the best way to do this.
Our company is about to start a real estate project and have decided to go with the laravel 5.3 framework. The first phase is to write the apis and then these apis will be consumed by the mobile team and the frontend team to build the official mobile app and the web portal respectively.
Now I am confused whether to use laravel's built-in Resource controllers (as instructed in this tutorial http://www.programmableweb.com/news/how-to-build-restful-apis-using-php-and-laravel/how-to/2014/08/13) or use the Dingo Api framework.
Could you please help me which one should I go for and why as per the requirements i mentioned above?
Thanks in advance
Since, Laravel 5.3 comes with Passport (for api authentication), I would suggest you to use Resource controller, which is very simple and easy to work with, and also it create a meaningful end points
Route::resource('post','PostController');
GET /post/{post}
POST /post
EDIT /post/{post}/edit
DELETE /post/{post}
Here's my situation, I'm trying to create a WPF application that connects to my own web odata service (uses web api and entity framework). I have my own set of domain models/entities in the server side that the web api and entity framework works with. When, I add the web odata service reference in the WPF client side, it can't recognize my own domain models/entities and it looks like it creates its own set of it. Is what I'm trying to do even possible or am I just missing something?
Regards,
Raymond
Drive-by answer (unchecked): I remember reading that it wasn't possible at least a few weeks back. You might want to search the Uservoice site and the official forums for current status, or wait for a better answer here.
It looks like this problem is currently a feature suggestion for WCF Data Services (thanks to tne's uservoice link). The direct link to the request is https://data.uservoice.com/forums/72027-wcf-data-services-feature-suggestions/suggestions/3220086-allow-re-using-entities-from-another-dll-on-the-cl.
Well the title basically sums it up, I'm wondering if I can create an OWIN pipeline to my ASP.NET Web API. I want to do this so I can apply a base security layer that I can apply to all of my API service hosted on my service server. New to OWIN, love the idea
Yes. You can start with this http://nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.AspNet.WebApi.Owin/0.21.0-pre and then you will need an another package depending on what host you choose.
You will find below link helpful. It using Katana, an OWIN implementation for Microsoft hosts and the Web API framework.
http://www.strathweb.com/2012/12/running-aspnet-web-api-with-owin-and-katana/
Yes.
Also: If self-hosting Web API 2 using OWIN in a windows service, you can check out this example on GitHub: https://github.com/danesparza/OWIN-WebAPI-Service
It walks you through creating the service, adding OWIN using NuGet, and using attribute based routing in Web API 2.