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HttpClient follow 302 redirects with .NET Core
The HttpClient in .NET Core will not automatically follow a 302 (or 301) redirect. You need to specify that you allow this. use the HttpClientHandler to do this: Now your code will follow up to 2 redirections. Please note that … Continue reading
Posted in .net, .NET Core, c#, General .NET
Tagged 301, 302, HttpClient, HttpClientHandler, Response.Redirect
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Create a custom Azure Dashboard Tile Using an Azure Function and Markdown Format
The tiles on an Azure Dashboard will only display data from Azure itself. So if you have data from the outside, like a database, you need to make a few workarounds. Now, you cannot make your custom tile as pretty … Continue reading
Posted in c#, Microsoft Azure, .NET Core
Tagged Azure, Azure Dashboard, Azure Function, Grafana, SQL
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Read and Write blob file from Microsoft Azure Storage with .NET Core
The documentation on the Azure Storage Blobs are a little fuzzy, as the NuGet packages and the approach have changed over time. The latest NuGet Package is now called: Azure.Storage.Blobs The concept of blob storages are the same though: You … Continue reading
C# Using Dapper as your SQL framework in .NET Core
Dapper is a easy to use object mapper for .NET and .NET Core, an it can be used a variety of ways. I use Dapper instead of Entity Framework because it makes my code less complex. BASICS OF DAPPER: THE … Continue reading
C# Remove specific Querystring parameters from URL
These 2 extension methods will remove specific query string parameters from an URL in a safe manner. METHOD #1: SPECIFY THE PARAMETERS THAT SHOULD GO (NEGATIVE LIST): Usage/Test cases: METHOD #2: SPECIFY THE PARAMETERS THAT MAY STAY (POSITIVE LIST): Usage/Test … Continue reading
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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