>>Hi,
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>>I have a source code of an Web API project created with API template in VS 2013. Someone else created this project.
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>>If I want to see the "flow" of classes/methods when a client calls an endpoint of this Web API (just as a way to learn more). Where (in which class and/or method) would I set the Debugger to stop, so that I can follow from this point? That is, what is the Startup class/method for typical Web API template project?
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>>TIA
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>Hi Dmitry,
>How are you doing.
>
>Check controllers folder. There should be blahController.cs files there (hoping it is not VB.net but C#). Open them and check the Route annotation tags, something like:
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>[Route("api/[controller]")]
>public class BlahController : Controller
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>then within that you would also see HttpGet , HttpPost ... tags. Like:
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>[HttpGet("{id}")]
>public < returntype > MyMethod(int id) {...}
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>That would mean, when someone makes a GET request with the path
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>api/BlahController/1
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>as an example, they are hitting that controller's given method with 1 as parameter.
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>Note: You can use tools like Postman to generate and test your api calls.

Hi Cetin,

I am well and hope all is good with you too. Good to see you on UT again.

Thank you very much for the detailed suggestions. I will follow them.