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Handling “415 Unsupported Media Type” in .NET Core API
The default content type for .NET Core API’s is application/json. So if the content-type is left out, or another content type is used, you will get a “415 Unsupported Media Type”: This is for example true if you develop an … Continue reading
Posted in .NET Core, c#, General .NET
Tagged .NET Core, 415 Unsupported Media Type, Content-Type
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C# Newtonsoft camelCasing the serialized JSON output
JSON love to be camelCased, while the C# Model class hates it. This comes down to coding style, which is – among developers – taken more seriously than politics and religion. But fear not, with Newtonsoft (or is it newtonSoft … Continue reading
Posted in .net, .NET Core, c#, General .NET
Tagged CamelCasePropertyNamesContractResolver, Deserialization, JSON, JsonProperty, Newtonsoft, Serialization
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Simple C# MemoryCache implementation – Understand the SizeLimit property
The .NET Core IMemoryCache is probably the simplest cache there is, and it is very easy to use, once you get your head around the weird SizeLimit property. Especially when using the nice extension methods in this NuGet package: Microsoft.Extensions.Caching.Memory … Continue reading
Write to file from multiple threads async with C# and .NET Core
There are several patterns on how to allow multiple threads to write to the same file. the ReaderWriterLock class is invented for this purpose. Another classic is using semaphors and the lock statement to lock a shared resource. This article … Continue reading
Posted in .net, .NET Core, c#, General .NET
Tagged .NET, .NET Core, Asynchronous, ConcurrentQueue, Multithreading
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HttpClient retry on HTTP timeout with Polly and IHttpClientBuilder
The Polly retry library and the IHttpClientBuilder is a match made in heaven as it defines all the retry logic at startup. The actual HttpClient calls are therefore untouched by any retry code. The retry logic is called policies, and … Continue reading
Posted in .net, .NET Core, c#
Tagged HttpClient, IHttpClientBuilder, IHttpClientFactory, Polly
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Azure Cognitive Search from .NET Core and C#
The Azure Cognitive Search engine is the search of choice in the Microsoft Azure. The search engine can be used in a myriad of ways and there are so many options that it can be difficult to find a starting … Continue reading
Posted in .NET Core, c#, General .NET, Microsoft Azure
Tagged Azure, Azure Cognitive Search, Azure Search, SOLR
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Sitecore LinkField TargetItem is NULL – what’s wrong?
An ancient topic, that pops up once or twice every year. The TargetItem of Sitecore.Data.Links.LinkField returns NULL and you are CERTAIN that the item is published. What to do? CASE 1: THERE IS SECURITY SET ON THE TARGETITEM Items where … Continue reading
Posted in .net, c#, General .NET, Sitecore, Sitecore 6, Sitecore 7, Sitecore 8, Sitecore 9
Tagged LinkField, LinkManager, SecurityDisabler, Sitecore, TargetItem
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Add a UserAgent to the IHttpClientFactory in .NET Core
Using a IHttpClientFactory to create HttpClient connections have a number of advantages, as you can configure several httpclients on startup. Each client will be reused, including the properties attached to that client. In a previous post I showed how to … Continue reading
Sending JSON with .NET Core QueueClient.SendMessageAsync
You need to Base64 encode JSON serialized strings before adding them to a queue Continue reading
Posted in .NET Core, c#, General .NET, Microsoft Azure
Tagged .NET Core, Azure.Storage.Queues, base64string, Queue
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Sitecore Publish item when moved or dragged using uiMoveItems and uiDragItemTo pipelines
Sometimes you have items that needs to be published immediately if moved to a new location in the content tree. Sitecore supports this – of course – via the uiMoveItems and uiDragItemTo pipelines. This technique really applies to whatever you … Continue reading
Posted in c#, Sitecore 6, Sitecore 7, Sitecore 8, Sitecore 9
Tagged Publish, Sitecore, uiDragItemTo, uiMoveItems
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