ASP.NET Web Api: Understanding OWIN/Katana Authentication/Authorization Part II: Models and Persistence
Image by clement127 | Some Rights Reserved In the previous post in this series we learned how the most basic authentication and authorization elements fit together in an OWIN-based Web Api application. We have seen how to...
ASP.NET Web Api: Understanding OWIN/Katana Authentication/Authorization Part I: Concepts
Recently we looked at the fundamentals of the OWIN/Katana Middleware pipeline, and we then applied what we learned, and built out a minimal, OWIN-Based, self-hosted Web Api. In doing so, we managed to avoid the heavy weight of...
ASP.NET Web Api 2.2: Create a Self-Hosted OWIN-Based Web Api from Scratch
Image by Ivan Emelianov | Some Rights Reserved Building up a lean, minimal Web Api application from scratch is a terrific way to become more familiar with how things work under the hood in a Web Api (or any other ASP.NET)...
ASP.NET Web Api and Identity 2.0 – Customizing Identity Models and Implementing Role-Based Authorization
Image by madamepsychosis | Some Rights Reserved In a previous post, we took a high-level look at using Identity 2.0 in the context of a Web Api application. We essentially poked and prodded the default Visual Studio Web Api...
Routing Basics in ASP.NET Web API
Image by Ron Reiring As noted in Routing Basics in ASP.NET MVC, routing in ASP.NET Web API is functionally very similar to the standard MVC routing. Understanding the MVC routing model will provide most of what you need to know...