PUT Method In ASP.NET Web API Using Entity Framework | HTTP Status | HTTP Verbs | Coding Knowledge
In this session, We will discuss implementing PUT method in ASP.NET Web API using Entity Framework. This method allows us to update an item based on ID in SQL Server database.
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Swagger UI is a very powerful documentation tool for Restful services. It is a framework for describing and consuming RESTful APIs.
It keeps the documentation system of methods, parameters, and models tightly integrated into the server code.
We can add Swashbuckle to any Web API project, and then we can easily customize the generated specification along with the UI (swagger-ui).
Swagger UI uses Swashbuckle to displays the documentation.
The Swashbuckle has few extension points that we can use to customize the look and feel.
In this session I describe the below details:
1.Update record from SQL Server using PUT method
2.Working on status code for PUT method
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