asp.net core - HttpClient & IHttpClientFactory Tutorial & Tips (+ System.Net.Http.Json) 

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Guy you are a gem and codegician.. You make coding life more easier bro. Much love..

Thank you for the video. It is good explained and complete. It help me a lot on understanding how work with HttpClient.

This is a really cool guide

Great video!!!

Very easy and clear explanation...tnx

Man, I love all your videos. Do you have a full tutorial that covers all of API .net core?

Thank you for the great video

Nicely explained

Everything looks clean and exactly what I am looking. Question: How can we pass the Token to the API Client from WEB-Application (MVC Project) on Login Success?

Amazing video and amazing channel as well! My suggestion is to create the same video for WCF factory. Thanks a lot!

Great videos.. What interests me most is your mental model and how it allows you to code with such ease and flow. What would say are the key learnings to develop with the fluency you demonstrate? Cheers.

Thank you for this great video, I've spent days finding solutions to some of the issues you mentioned in the video. I wish you had recorded this a few months earlier :) and for the viewers, please follow everything he says in the video to avoid having headaches :) altough, there is something I still can't find a solution for, which is to change the proxy details on every call. as you know there is no way to change the proxy details once you created the httpclient, and I can't create a new httpclient instance due to issues you mentioned in the video. so I'm not sure if there is a solution but I'd really appricate if you have any solution for this, nevertheless it's a great video

Thank you, this was the first material I found on HTTP communication between APIs. I follow your simplest example, with a named HTTP client. I run both APIs via IIS and on the consumer set as a base address of the HTTP client the IIS-generated URL of the source API. Then I call my consumer controller method where on the client I call GetFromJsonAsync and as a parameter specify the path from the respective source API method I am interested in. This returns Not Found. Any idea what I'm doing wrong?

great topic as usual can you make a tutorial for using any messaging queue service in .net core like Rabbit MQ and how to use it between two services in .net core

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First of all, this is a very good tutorial, a bit fast so had to watch several times though :). I have a question, maybe a stupid one, so apologise in advance and correct me if I am wrong. when adding a typed HTTP client to the service collection and injecting a HttpClient in the constructor, wouldn't it be doing the same things as creating a new instance of the httpclient or is it still using the pool to create clients? Cheers

How would one go about replacing the HttpClient's base address after the service has been registered? Say this was for a desktop application and the user wanted to update the address that the application interfaces with

Where is the best place to put your method that calls an existing REST endpoint? Is it a controller? A service layer? A separate layer? I know you still have to register it on the startup, but what's the best place architecturally?

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Hi, I love your tutorial and video. I have a question tho, HttpClientFactory does not have the option to add parameters for the request, while HttpClient has that option, correct? I am having a problem with my target API; it takes two parameters, and I need to figure out how to add two parameters to my request. Would you mind explaining how I make that call with HttpClientFactory, please? My target API signature looks like "public string Authentication(string UN, string AP)"

In the case of blazor client side does the http only cookies get sent with each request after they are created by the server?

14:02 - Why should it never change? What if I have a derived client with more specific requirements? If I want a base client which defines a base URL, but then I inherit it to define actions on a particular resource in that service, then I will want to adjust the BaseAddress to add the path part to the URI. Or should we never inherit from typed HttpClients because of the socket exhaustion thing? I can't find a good example on how to write clean, resource specific consumers.

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is there something like this (required?) for WebClient? I need the DownloadFile method.

А почем асинхроный метод ты выполняешь как синхроный ? Просто бросилось в глаза, в самом начале видео в методе Bad GetStringAsync()

What font is that in VS?

Can you teach us Web Api, Node, react ?

Thanks for tutorial, but it think it will be so good if you spent much time on problems, not directly jumping into implementation.

I would like to use HttpClient on Ubuntu server , but that's not working. ( windows only )

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what might be going on with the cleanup process if i'm seeing debug logs such as this Microsoft.Extensions.Http.DefaultHttpClientFactory: Debug: Starting HttpMessageHandler cleanup cycle with 6 items Microsoft.Extensions.Http.DefaultHttpClientFactory: Debug: Ending HttpMessageHandler cleanup cycle after 0.0024ms - processed: 0 items - remaining: 6 items and the remaining count just keeps increasing i'm currently using the named http client approach, setting up headers, base url and retry policy in startup, injecting IHttpClientFactory into a typed client to build the urls and make the requests and then injecting the typed client, in this case, into a BackgroundService that polls and api every minute in testing. Each minute the service invokes a Get method on the typed client and typed client call factory.Create("namedClientName") and uses the result client to make the async get call. As I leave the service running and observe the logs, it appears as though the HttpMessageHandler are expiring and not getting cleaned up. I also tried injecting a IServiceProvider into the background service and having the service request a Typed client instance from the service provider, thinking that the get service pipeline would allow the http client factory to inject a fresh http client into the tpyed client. In this case the background service is created once, initially i was just registering as a typed client in startup and injecting that everywhere but then realized since the background service start up once and just polls, it just holds onto the same http client for the lifespan of the process. in that case remaining items stays at 1. In trying to improve that, it seems I made it worse?