CHAPTER 21
URL Routing: Part II
In this chapter, I continue describing the Web API URL routing feature, focusing on direct routes, which are defined by applying attributes to controllers and action methods. I also show you different ways in which you can customize the routing process. Table 21-1 summarizes this chapter.
Table 21-1. Chapter Summary
Problem | Solution | Listing |
|---|---|---|
Define a direct route. | Apply the Route attribute to one or more action methods or to the controller itself. | 1, 2, 10, 11 |
Define a common prefix that will be used in all of the direct routes in a controller. | Apply the RoutePrefix attribute to the controller class. | 3 |
Define an optional ... |
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