Filters inject extra logic into request processing. Filters are like middleware that is applied to a single endpoint, which can be an action or a page handler method, and they provide an elegant way to manage a specific set of requests. In this chapter, I explain how filters work, describe the different types of filter that ASP.NET Core supports, and demonstrate the use of custom filters and the filters provided by ASP.NET Core. Table 30-1 summarizes the chapter.
Table 30-1.
Chapter Summary
Problem | Solution | Listing |
|---|---|---|
Implementing a security policy | Use an authorization filter | 15, 16 |
Implementing a resource policy, such ... |
