وب ASP.NET API 2 : ساخت یک سرویس REST از آغاز تا پایان ASP.NET Web API 2: Building a REST Service from Start to Finish

The ASP.NET MVC Framework has always been a good platform on which to implement REST-basedservices, but the introduction of the ASP.NET Web API Framework raised the bar to a whole new level.Now in release version 2.1, the Web API Framework has evolved into a powerful and refreshingly usable platform. This concise book provides technical background and guidance that will enable you to best use the ASP.NET Web API 2 Framework to build world-class REST services.New content in this edition includes:• New capabilities in Web API 2 (currently version 2.1).• Support for partial updates, or PATCH.• API versioning.• Support for legacy SOAP-based operations.• How to handle non-resource APIs using REST• How to best expose relationships between resources• JSON Web Tokens, CORS, CSRFGet ready for authors Jamie Kurtz and Brian Wortman to take you from zero to REST service hero in no time at all. No prior experience with ASP.NET Web API is required; all Web API-related concepts are introduced from basic principles and developed to the point where you can use them in a production system. A good working knowledge of C# and the .NET Framework are the only prerequisites to best benefit from this book.What you’ll learn• Introduction to the REST architecture• How to design a REST API• New capabilities in ASP.NET Web API 2• Understanding ASP.NET Web API controller activation• Automatic lifetime management for database connections and transactions• Using NHibernate with ASP.NET Web API• Easily secure a REST service, using standards-based authentication and authorization and JSON Web Tokens• Supporting legacy SOAP callers with ASP.NET Web API• How to expose relationships between resources• Supporting partial resource updates under REST• Web API versioningWho this book is for Intermediate level developers in .NET, REST, C# Table of Contents1. ASP.NET as a Service Framework2. What is RESTful?3. Designing Our Sample REST API4. Building the Environment and Creating the Source Tree5. Controllers, Dependencies, and Managing the Database Unit of Work6. Securing the Service7. Dealing with Relationships, Partial Updates, and Other Complexities8. Leveraging new Web API Features to Simplify Your Code and Support Legacy Systems9. Putting It All Together