Invoke ASP.NET core web API service from ASP.NET framework 4.6 webform

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My web application written on .Net framework 4.6. Now, I want to move all my business layer logic to Core Web API. Is it possible to call Core Web API Action methods from asp.net client webforms? Please advice.Thanks.

What I have tried:

I tried calling core Web API using Angular7 as client, but now in my case it's not possible to Wipeout all webforms and rewrite in Angular because of time constraint.So, i have decided to move my Bl layer functionality to Core Web API.

Posted 19-Jun-19 8:38am

srinivaskalagara

Updated 27-Jun-19 23:46pm

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j snooze 20-Jun-19 17:09pm

Web API's no matter the tech, should be agnostic to whatever technology you choose to call them with. Shouldn't matter if you're calling a webapi through javascript, .net, java, python etc....

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Motlatsij · Answer 1 · 2019-06-27T23:43:00

Solution 1

Use HttpClient (HttpClient Class (System.Net.Http) | Microsoft Docs[^]) or RestSharp ( GitHub - restsharp/RestSharp: Simple REST and HTTP API Client for .NET[^])

Posted 27-Jun-19 23:43pm

Motlatsij

Motlatsij · Answer 2 · 2019-06-27T23:47:00

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Use HttpClient or RestSharp, these libraries will help you to consume the Web API end points.

Posted 27-Jun-19 23:47pm

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