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Defining Attribute Routing in ASP.NET Mvc
1. You can define routes at controller level which apply to all actions within the controller unless a specific route is added to an action. 1. [Ro...Read more
When to Use Attribute Routing
The convention-based routing is complex to support certain URI patterns that are common in RESTful APIs. But by using attribute routing you can def...Read more
Enabling Attribute Routing in ASP.NET Mvc
Enabling attribute routing in your ASP.NET MVC5 application is simple, just add a call to routes.MapMvcAttributeRoutes() method with in RegisterRou...Read more
Defining Attribute Routing For Area in ASP.NET Mvc
You can also define attribute routing for a controller that belongs to an area by using the RouteArea attribute. When you define attribute routing...Read more
What is attribute routing and how do I use it?
You can use attribute routing to define more complex routes and put more control over the routing. Most important, it can extend the coverage of convention routing. For example, you can easily use attribute routing to route the following Uri:
Can We set constraints for route attribute routing?
But if no order is specified in the Route attribute then action methods will execute according to the order in which the routes are registered in the RouteTable. As you had seen in the routing section, we can set constraints to the convention-based routing. Can we set the constraints for attribute routing? If yes then how? Yes!
What happens if no order is specified in the route attribute?
But if no order is specified in the Route attribute then action methods will execute according to the order in which the routes are registered in the RouteTable. As you had seen in the routing section, we can set constraints to the convention-based routing. Can we set the constraints for attribute routing?
Can We define the attribute routes at the controller level?
We can define the attribute routes at controller level as well. Actually we define the RoutePrefix which comes before the action route in the url. Anyhow you can explore attribute routing in detail here. As we can see attribute routing is so easy to implement and learn.