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Web API Missing on deployment
Best Practices for securing a REST API / web serviceBest practices for API versioning?Understanding REST: Verbs, error codes, and authenticationThe breakpoint will not currently be hit. No symbols have been loaded for this document in a Silverlight applicationWCF vs ASP.NET Web APIHow do I get ASP.NET Web API to return JSON instead of XML using Chrome?Pass an array of integers to ASP.NET Web API?Best practice to return errors in ASP.NET Web APIHow to add Web API to an existing ASP.NET MVC 4 Web Application project?ASP.NET Web API not working on Azure
So I have a C# MVC Web API and Web Application that is an all-in-one project. I've created something similar to this in the past but the Web Application and Web API were two different projects with two different URLs.
For example:
The Web Application would be hosted at mywebsite.com/webapp
The Web API would be hosted at mywebsite.com/webapi
Any time I wanted to call the Web API from the Web Application all I had to do is send an Ajax request using the URL mywebsite.com/webapi/api/getdata
However, with my current project it's all-in-one. So in testing I would simply call /api/getdata and it would work just fine in Visual Studio debug. But when I deploy this site for testing and actually host it all my API calls are met with HTTP 404 errors.
So how do I call the Web API when the Web API doesn't have it's own distinct URL?
c# rest asp.net-web-api
asked Mar 7 at 22:10
RhendarRhendar
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So I have a C# MVC Web API and Web Application that is an all-in-one project. I've created something similar to this in the past but the Web Application and Web API were two different projects with two different URLs.
For example:
The Web Application would be hosted at mywebsite.com/webapp
The Web API would be hosted at mywebsite.com/webapi
Any time I wanted to call the Web API from the Web Application all I had to do is send an Ajax request using the URL mywebsite.com/webapi/api/getdata
However, with my current project it's all-in-one. So in testing I would simply call /api/getdata and it would work just fine in Visual Studio debug. But when I deploy this site for testing and actually host it all my API calls are met with HTTP 404 errors.
So how do I call the Web API when the Web API doesn't have it's own distinct URL?
c# rest asp.net-web-api
asked Mar 7 at 22:10
RhendarRhendar
131118
1
How are you generating the urls in your ajax calls?
– mxmissile
Mar 7 at 22:16
In testing it's this: xmlhttp.open("GET", '/api/Users/GetUser?Username=' + username, false);
– Rhendar
Mar 7 at 22:17
1
Are you hosting it in a folder? Or the root for your domain name?
– mxmissile
Mar 7 at 22:19
It's in a folder. That's what I was missing. I set it to call /ProjectFolder/api/Users/GetUser and it worked. :)
– Rhendar
Mar 7 at 22:23
add a comment |
So I have a C# MVC Web API and Web Application that is an all-in-one project. I've created something similar to this in the past but the Web Application and Web API were two different projects with two different URLs.
For example:
The Web Application would be hosted at mywebsite.com/webapp
The Web API would be hosted at mywebsite.com/webapi
Any time I wanted to call the Web API from the Web Application all I had to do is send an Ajax request using the URL mywebsite.com/webapi/api/getdata
However, with my current project it's all-in-one. So in testing I would simply call /api/getdata and it would work just fine in Visual Studio debug. But when I deploy this site for testing and actually host it all my API calls are met with HTTP 404 errors.
So how do I call the Web API when the Web API doesn't have it's own distinct URL?
c# rest asp.net-web-api
asked Mar 7 at 22:10
RhendarRhendar
131118
So I have a C# MVC Web API and Web Application that is an all-in-one project. I've created something similar to this in the past but the Web Application and Web API were two different projects with two different URLs.
For example:
The Web Application would be hosted at mywebsite.com/webapp
The Web API would be hosted at mywebsite.com/webapi
Any time I wanted to call the Web API from the Web Application all I had to do is send an Ajax request using the URL mywebsite.com/webapi/api/getdata
However, with my current project it's all-in-one. So in testing I would simply call /api/getdata and it would work just fine in Visual Studio debug. But when I deploy this site for testing and actually host it all my API calls are met with HTTP 404 errors.
So how do I call the Web API when the Web API doesn't have it's own distinct URL?
c# rest asp.net-web-api
c# rest asp.net-web-api
asked Mar 7 at 22:10
RhendarRhendar
131118
asked Mar 7 at 22:10
RhendarRhendar
131118
asked Mar 7 at 22:10
RhendarRhendar
131118
asked Mar 7 at 22:10
RhendarRhendar
131118
asked Mar 7 at 22:10
RhendarRhendar
131118
131118
1
How are you generating the urls in your ajax calls?
– mxmissile
Mar 7 at 22:16
In testing it's this: xmlhttp.open("GET", '/api/Users/GetUser?Username=' + username, false);
– Rhendar
Mar 7 at 22:17
1
Are you hosting it in a folder? Or the root for your domain name?
– mxmissile
Mar 7 at 22:19
It's in a folder. That's what I was missing. I set it to call /ProjectFolder/api/Users/GetUser and it worked. :)
– Rhendar
Mar 7 at 22:23
add a comment |
1
How are you generating the urls in your ajax calls?
– mxmissile
Mar 7 at 22:16
In testing it's this: xmlhttp.open("GET", '/api/Users/GetUser?Username=' + username, false);
– Rhendar
Mar 7 at 22:17
1
Are you hosting it in a folder? Or the root for your domain name?
– mxmissile
Mar 7 at 22:19
It's in a folder. That's what I was missing. I set it to call /ProjectFolder/api/Users/GetUser and it worked. :)
– Rhendar
Mar 7 at 22:23
1
1
How are you generating the urls in your ajax calls?
– mxmissile
Mar 7 at 22:16
How are you generating the urls in your ajax calls?
– mxmissile
Mar 7 at 22:16
In testing it's this: xmlhttp.open("GET", '/api/Users/GetUser?Username=' + username, false);
– Rhendar
Mar 7 at 22:17
In testing it's this: xmlhttp.open("GET", '/api/Users/GetUser?Username=' + username, false);
– Rhendar
Mar 7 at 22:17
1
1
Are you hosting it in a folder? Or the root for your domain name?
– mxmissile
Mar 7 at 22:19
Are you hosting it in a folder? Or the root for your domain name?
– mxmissile
Mar 7 at 22:19
It's in a folder. That's what I was missing. I set it to call /ProjectFolder/api/Users/GetUser and it worked. :)
– Rhendar
Mar 7 at 22:23
It's in a folder. That's what I was missing. I set it to call /ProjectFolder/api/Users/GetUser and it worked. :)
– Rhendar
Mar 7 at 22:23
add a comment |
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In IIS I converted the folder to an application and then made sure to switch the calls from
mywebsite.com/api/getdata
to
mywebsite.com/myproject/api/getdata
and it's working now.
Credit to @mxmissile for pointing it out.
answered Mar 7 at 22:28
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In IIS I converted the folder to an application and then made sure to switch the calls from
mywebsite.com/api/getdata
to
mywebsite.com/myproject/api/getdata
and it's working now.
Credit to @mxmissile for pointing it out.
answered Mar 7 at 22:28
RhendarRhendar
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In IIS I converted the folder to an application and then made sure to switch the calls from
mywebsite.com/api/getdata
to
mywebsite.com/myproject/api/getdata
and it's working now.
Credit to @mxmissile for pointing it out.
answered Mar 7 at 22:28
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In IIS I converted the folder to an application and then made sure to switch the calls from
mywebsite.com/api/getdata
to
mywebsite.com/myproject/api/getdata
and it's working now.
Credit to @mxmissile for pointing it out.
answered Mar 7 at 22:28
RhendarRhendar
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In IIS I converted the folder to an application and then made sure to switch the calls from
mywebsite.com/api/getdata
to
mywebsite.com/myproject/api/getdata
and it's working now.
Credit to @mxmissile for pointing it out.
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How are you generating the urls in your ajax calls?
– mxmissile
Mar 7 at 22:16
In testing it's this: xmlhttp.open("GET", '/api/Users/GetUser?Username=' + username, false);
– Rhendar
Mar 7 at 22:17
1
Are you hosting it in a folder? Or the root for your domain name?
– mxmissile
Mar 7 at 22:19
It's in a folder. That's what I was missing. I set it to call /ProjectFolder/api/Users/GetUser and it worked. :)
– Rhendar
Mar 7 at 22:23