>Hi,
>
>I am attempting to learn how to use a Web API (created by another party) can be used in an ASP.NET application. I have used this Web API in a VFP application. In summary this is what I do in VFP application:
>1. Create a JSON with IDs and value pairs (that need to be passed to the Web API)
>2. Create a wwHTTP object, based on the West-Wind wwHTTP.PRG
>3. Call httpget or httppost method of the wwHTTP object and pass the end point of the Web API
>4. Check Response string returned by the httpget, which tell the app if successful or not
>
>Would the steps in the ASP.NET application be the same? And if yes, how would I create a HTTP object (step 2 above) in the ASP.NET application? Does .NET have a namespace/class for that?
>
>TIA for any input or suggestions

No, it is much easier with .Net (and other languages). One easy way is to use Postman. You can test your API in Postman and then simply get code for your language (C#, jquery ajax, ...).