Token based authentication in ASP.NET Web API | ASP.NET Web API 

Thanks for the feedback.

Folders are convention based and have nothing to with the files they contain. They are used to organize the project. You can absolutely put the startup file inside aap_start folder. Hope this helps.

@SatyarthProgrammingHub but if i use another controller call , then endpoint always go through from startup why i want not that .

I guess by mistake you tried to use code first and database first approach at the same time. If you want to use already created tables then use database first approach and generate your models from database. If are okay with new table creation then go for code first approach and run migrations to create your database and tables. If you will try to mix the two you will probably end up with errors. Hope this is helpful.

@@SatyarthProgrammingHub Yes thanks. it worked. But now i am trying to add record with postman using post method. It throws error as "The requested resource does not support http method 'POST'.". this i am trying to insert new data in json format. Any settings required or am i missing any thing? Any help would be appreciated. thanks

Please follow this link to get sample data ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jjLK3wLhV6Y.html

There are two commits in that repository. One is for token generation and other is for token generation with client validation. Make sure you have downloaded the code from the correct commit.

@@SatyarthProgrammingHub so when client send back token to us then how can I see that token through my code in debug mode.

Thanks for your comment. Please try to match your code with my implementation which is available on GITHUB and see what is the problem with your implementation. Feel free to reach out if you still got any query.

@@SatyarthProgrammingHub thanx

Please make sure you are calling the correct action method from the correct controller with the correct http verb.

You can find all the codes here, github.com/Satyarth-Programming-Hub

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FNuJXTzrPsM.htmlsi=MUcIapTziJZHGoAd

Sure! Will try to put something together as soon as I could.

When you run migrations, tables are created in the database on the server based on your connection string. Please look for the details of server and database in your connection string and then login to your database. Inside there you will get the employee table and in that table you will get all the data inserted into that table.

To achieve this you need to implement refresh token mechanism wherein you can generate a long lived token(refresh token), based on the client Id, to generate a new access token.