C# - How to set a BaseAddress using the HttpClient
If you would rather work with relative URLs than absolute URLs you can use the BaseAddress property of the HttpClient. All you have to do is »
C# - Set the URL per request using the HttpClient
This might seem trivial, but since I got the question the other day I might as well make a post about it. Using the HttpClient in »
C# - How to call the Yahoo Finance API in .Net
Yahoo has one of the best free financial APIs out there and in this post you will see an example of how to call it. Yahoo »
C# HttpClient - How to send a HTTP request with a specifc header
I needed to set a header while using the HTTPClient in C# for another blog post. I thought this was quite trivial using the GetAsync, PostAsync »
C# - How to set the encoding of a request using the HttpClient
In this post I demonstrate how you can change the Encoding when using the HTTPClient in C#. To show you how I have created a simple »
C# - How to PUT or POST JSON using the HTTPClient in .Net core
In this post I demonstrate how you can POST or PUT JSON using the HTTPClient in C#. The simplest way to do this is using the »
C# - How to put or post XML using the HttpClient in .Net Core
It is quite easy to send XML using the HttpClient in asp.net core. In order to do this you need to use the StringContent object, »
.Net core HttpClient - how to set content-type for a request
For some reason I can never remember how to make a POST or PUT request with a content-type other than JSON or XML. For JSON and »
C# - How to mock the HttpClient for tests when it is a dependency
In this post I will go through how you can mock the HttpClient class in C#. This is often needed as everything we develop these days »