Creating a RESTful Web Service Using ASP.Net MVC Part 24 – MVC 3 and More
Recently MVC 3 was released which is a good reason for me to update our RESTful web service framework. This latest version is compiled against ASP.Net MVC 3 and .Net 4. I have also taken the...
View ArticleResources Over MVC – Introduction
Over the last couple of years I have been blogging about using writing a RESTful web service using ASP.Net MVC. I’ve decided to put this code onto CodePlex and publish it via NuGet. Over the next few...
View ArticleResources Over MVC - Bare Minimum Part 1
This series of posts is introducing the features in the ROM code. If you haven’t been there already, take a look at the introduction and perhaps download the source from CodePlex. The absolute minimum...
View ArticleResources Over MVC - Bare Minimum Part 2
Bare Minimum Part 1 of this series showed how to add a read only web service to an ASP.Net MVC web site with one line of code. In this post we’ll add a second line of code to give us a web service that...
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Resources Over MVC - A More Complex Sample
The previous Bare Minimum posts showed how to use the Resources Over MVC (ROM) assembly to add some RESTful features to a web site developed using ASP.Net MVC. This post introduces a second sample...
View ArticleResources Over MVC – Simple Clients Part 1
In an earlier post we created a Bare Minimum web service that supported XHTML, JSON and XML, but it did not make it easy for us to request one of the alternate representations directly from a web...
View ArticleResources Over MVC – Simple Clients Part 2
Simple Clients Part 1 explained how introducing the MapRomRoute extension methods from the the Resources Over MVC (ROM) assembly allows simple User Agents to request resources in a particular format...
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Resources Over MVC – Providing Help
The Resources Over MVC (ROM) assembly allows your RESTful web service to serve multiple representations. Out of the box it supports JSON and XML. One advantage of creating a web service using ASP.Net...
View ArticleResources Over MVC – Allowed Verbs
One of the principles of REST is to use “Hypermedia As The Engine Of Application State” (HATEOAS). This means that a web service should provide its clients with all the information they need in order...
View ArticleDeprecating Resources Over MVC
ASP.Net MVC 4 has been released and it comes with the Web API, a new framework to support HTTP based services. This is what I have been waiting for… a product from Microsoft that means my Resources...
View ArticleCreating a RESTful Web Service Using ASP.Net MVC Part 24 – MVC 3 and More
Recently MVC 3 was released which is a good reason for me to update our RESTful web service framework. This latest version is compiled against ASP.Net MVC 3 and .Net 4. I have also taken the...
View ArticleResources Over MVC – Introduction
Over the last couple of years I have been blogging about using writing a RESTful web service using ASP.Net MVC. I’ve decided to put this code onto CodePlex and publish it via NuGet. Over the next few...
View ArticleResources Over MVC - Bare Minimum Part 1
This series of posts is introducing the features in the ROM code. If you haven’t been there already, take a look at the introduction and perhaps download the source from CodePlex. The absolute minimum...
View ArticleResources Over MVC - Bare Minimum Part 2
Bare Minimum Part 1 of this series showed how to add a read only web service to an ASP.Net MVC web site with one line of code. In this post we’ll add a second line of code to give us a web service that...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Resources Over MVC - A More Complex Sample
The previous Bare Minimum posts showed how to use the Resources Over MVC (ROM) assembly to add some RESTful features to a web site developed using ASP.Net MVC. This post introduces a second sample...
View ArticleResources Over MVC – Simple Clients Part 1
In an earlier post we created a Bare Minimum web service that supported XHTML, JSON and XML, but it did not make it easy for us to request one of the alternate representations directly from a web...
View ArticleResources Over MVC – Simple Clients Part 2
Simple Clients Part 1 explained how introducing the MapRomRoute extension methods from the the Resources Over MVC (ROM) assembly allows simple User Agents to request resources in a particular format...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Resources Over MVC – Providing Help
The Resources Over MVC (ROM) assembly allows your RESTful web service to serve multiple representations. Out of the box it supports JSON and XML. One advantage of creating a web service using ASP.Net...
View ArticleResources Over MVC – Allowed Verbs
One of the principles of REST is to use “Hypermedia As The Engine Of Application State” (HATEOAS). This means that a web service should provide its clients with all the information they need in order...
View ArticleDeprecating Resources Over MVC
ASP.Net MVC 4 has been released and it comes with the Web API, a new framework to support HTTP based services. This is what I have been waiting for… a product from Microsoft that means my Resources...
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