Your code doesn't show any HttpGet attribute. But if the attribute is present then the method name should be irrelevant (assuming WebApi and attribute routing)

>UPDATE. My colleague helped to solve this problem. For unknown reason the methods need to have Get in front of the method name. Although I also added explicit attribute HTTPGet just in case.
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>Hi everybody,
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>I'm getting the following error and I could not figure out what may be wrong. Here is the error in the console:
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>http://localhost:9753/SiriuswareControl/api/maxKeysOnServer/forceRefreshAll 405 (Method Not Allowed)
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>Here is the code - the top one works fine, the bottom produces that error - I don't see the difference and don't understand the error:
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>[Route("GetMaxKeysOnServer")]
>        public IHttpActionResult GetMaxKeysOnServer()
>        {
>            var maxKeysOnServer = _maxKeyTablesAdapter.GetMaxkeysOnServer();
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>            return Ok(maxKeysOnServer);
>        }
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>        [Route("forceRefreshAll")]
>        public IHttpActionResult ForceRefreshAll()
>        {
>            int nextKey = _maxKeyTablesAdapter.SetNextLastModValue("RefreshALL");
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>            return Ok(nextKey);
>        }

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>Also, this code is not being even hit, so the error happens before that.
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>Thanks a lot in advance.