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I am working on a program to GET data from an API.

I am having an issue with error 404, which I resolved by setting the Web Property on the Web application to the name of the controller(rating), and the name of the method (index.)

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Is this best way to deal with 404?

Also,

I need to pass these property values into the URL, how do I do this working alongside the above fix?

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Thank you

Brandon Parkinson
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  • 1. What are you doing to get a 404 and what does your controller action look like? Setting "specific page" as startup page doesn't really solve anything. 2. Don't post code as an image. – Xerillio Feb 10 '21 at 21:23
  • My controller class is RatingController. I fixed the specific page startup by changing the Map Route to defaults: new { controller = "Rating", action = "Index", id = UrlParameter.Optional } from defaults: new { controller = "Home", action = "Index", id = UrlParameter.Optional } however, I now need to pass in the ID to the URL – Brandon Parkinson Feb 10 '21 at 21:35

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Look like you in debug mode on the web app. Thats why setting the specific start page to rating/index solve your 404. For debugging API app this is fine. To have another app GET data from this API app you need to invoke the API app this way:

<URL of the API app>/rating/index

e.g.

https://myAPIapp.com/rating/index
Lionel Walker
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