I have a following http post and GET methods in MVC API Transaction controller;
[HttpPost]
public void ImportTransactions()
{
// import transactions
}
[HttpGet]
public IHttpActionResult IsApiAlive()
{
return Ok();
}
API service is hosted on IIS, when i run the following URL in IE or Chrome to POST data then some how service is calling GET method not post method which is odd;
http://myserver01/Ftransactions/api/Transaction/ImportTransactions
URL works fine in postman when i select POST option from the dropdown.
If you're sending requests trough your bowsers URL bar or by clicking a link it will always be a GET request. To have further request options like POST you need to use an HTML form or AJAX call (javascript) or have have a fancy little browser plugin installed.
E.g.:
<form action="/Ftransactions/api/Transaction/ImportTransactions" method="post">
Data:
<input type="text" name="data">
<input type="submit" value="Submit">
</form>
Most browsers have something like a dev-tool which can often be started by pressing F12 on your keyboard or via the context menu (right click -> inspect). This allows to track the requests you're sending so you can see there of what type your requests are.
Please also mind the missing I
in your methods name mportTransactions()