Web API is the ultimate .NET Framework which allow you to exchange data with a service through HTTP requests. You can send data to it or get back different types of data but the most common usage is the Json format. This post will show you how to send GET, POST, PUT or DELETE HTTP requests to your Web API infrastructure, in order to retrieve, add, update or delete a resource respectively. We are going to use the HttpClient class to make our HTTP client requests. Our solution, will apart by a basic API controller which is going to support all HTTP methods and a simple WebForm page which is going to play the User Interface role.


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