ASP. NET Core

ASP. NET Core

ASP. NET MVC 6:https://docs.asp.net/en/latest/mvc/index.html

ASP. core:https://docs.asp.net/en/latest/fundamentals/index.html

Cli-samples:https://github.com/aspnet/cli-samples

Here are some of the lessons I have learned in the process of making this record

Complain!

Microsoft's release Candidate is really a pit-daddy.

1: Starting in early March to see ASP. NET Core, using 2015 to build a test project, all normal OK, can be said to be one step no problem (happy, feel almost Heaven)

2: Unfortunately, this week to update the project to RC2, the project package restore has been the error: "Reference (Error-See" Error List ")" (loss, anger, manic ...) ）

3: Looking around, finally getting. NET Cross-platform Journey: Upgrade the sample site from ASP. RC1 to ASP. 1.0, and be overjoyed.

4: Today, after using dotnet Restore to update the package and GG again.

Questions?

The brain is not enough to use Ah, who has more to me two Jin!

After 1:cr2, how do I host a project to IIS or IIS Express?

2: Why I am 2015, I right-click Reference-the Restore package always error "reference (Error-See" Error List ")", but after using dotnet Restore on the command line is normal.

3: Sometimes there will be "no actions matched the current request" error, say what the route has been matched successfully, but the request does not match the action, which is a stem? But after I re-modified the Startup.cs file, it's ready again!

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N:and so on.

Basic Configuration

Time: March 17, 2016 19:05:03

1, Program entry configuration (Program.cs):

public class program{public    static void Main (string[] args)    {        var host = new Webhostbuilder ()                    . Useserver ("Microsoft.AspNetCore.Server.Kestrel")                    . Usecontentroot (Directory.GetCurrentDirectory ())                        . UseDefaultConfiguration (args)                    . Useiisplatformhandlerurl ()                    . Usestartup<startup> ()                    . Build ();        Host. Run ();}    }

Useapplicationbasepath (Directory.GetCurrentDirectory ())

Usecontentroot (Directory.GetCurrentDirectory ())

Anyway, it's unclear why, record it.

2, startup program (Startup.cs):

public class startup{public    void Configureservices (iservicecollection services)    {        services. Addmvc ();        Services. Addtransient<model.services.statisticsservice> ();    }    public void Configure (Iapplicationbuilder app, Ihostingenvironment env, iloggerfactory loggerfactory)    {        app. Usemiddleware<artifacts. Middlewares.timerecordermiddleware> ();                 Loggerfactory.addconsole (loglevel.debug);        App. Useiisplatformhandler ();        App. Useforwardedheaders (New forwardedheadersoptions        {            forwardedheaders = Forwardedheaders.all        });        App. Usestaticfiles ();        if (env. Isdevelopment ())        {            app. Usedeveloperexceptionpage ();        }        App. Usemvcwithdefaultroute ();    }}

After you have configured the Ingress program and the startup program, dotnet the Restore update package by command, and then type dotnet run to open the self-hosted service.

You can load the page through the default route via http://localhost:5000.

OK, so that's the simple configuration.

Simple process from no-build station

1,win + R type cmd, and then navigate to a directory (my directory is D:\ASP. NET).

D:\asp.net>dotnet newcreated New C # project in D:\ASP.NET.

2, initialize a simple base. NET project by command dotnet New.

D:\asp.net>dotnet restorelog  : Restoring packages for d:\asp.net\project.json...info:committing Restore...log  : Restore completed in 4200ms. NuGet Config files used:    D:\ASP.NET\NuGet.Config    C:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Roaming\NuGet\ Nuget.configfeeds used:    Https://dotnet.myget.org/F/dotnet-core/api/v3/index.json    https://api.nuget.org/ V3/index.json

3. Enter the command to start dotnet Run and start the program.

D:\asp.net>dotnet runcompiling ASP. NET for Dnxcore,version=v5.0compilation succeeded.    0 Warning (s)    0 Error (s) time elapsed 00:00:03.2201958hello world!

4, that's how it works, it's easy to get started.

program file public    class program    {public        static void Main (string[] args)        {            Console.WriteLine (" Hello world! ");        }    }

Note: The directory structure is:

d:.│  nuget.config│  program.cs│  project.json│  project.lock.json│├─bin│  └─debug│      └─dnxcore50│          │  ASP. net.dll│          │  ASP. net.pdb│          ││          └─win7-x64│                  ASP. Net.deps│                  ASP. Net.dll│                  ASP. Net.exe│                  ASP. net.pdb│                  hostpolicy.dll│└─obj    └─debug        └─dnxcore50                dotnet-compile-csc.rsp                Dotnet-compile.assemblyinfo.cs                DOTNET-COMPILE.RSP

Because dotnet new creates a console application, there is only one program file.

If you need to build a WEB application, you need to add the Startup.cs file (above) and then use Webhostbuilder to host it in Program.cs.

Category: ASP. NET core Tags: ASP. NET core, ASP 6, ASP. 5

ASP. NET Core