To test the Web API, Postman App is available in Chrome Web Store. Here you can see the sevice response in JSON format. 2) Select Empty asp.net web application and choose MVC and Web API core references. It contains request information like host, user-agent, cache, authorization and so on. What's required in ASP. removing WebDAV handler or allowing all verbs to ExtensionlessHandler).
Now notice that more key-value added in header section. 8 I've been trying all the suggested workarounds for ASP.NET to be able to address my REST web service by HTTP Methods PUT and DELETE. Here notice that token has been added as value for Authorization key. Now in Header tab, click on Temporary Headers. Now in Authorization tab, select type as Bearer Token and in right side enter token value.Select HTTP GET verb from available options and add service URL.Click (+) sign or click on New Request.Now let's create a GET request and add Bearer token in Authorization parameter. Setting Bearer Token in Authorization Parameter You can choose any verb from pre-defined set of options according to your requirement.īelow you can see the list of HTTP verbs available in Postman. Postman gives you many features which enable to test your API service very efficiently and very effectively without overheaded configurations.
You can create a new request to test your service, create new collection for set of request, you can also create an environment to run your service. In Postman, there are many options which we can apply why testing our API. Please follow below steps or watch this video, it has same steps what is explained in below sections.īefore we start, let's take an overview of Postman tool. In this tutorial, we have use Postman to test Bearer authentication. There are n numbers of tools available for testing RESTful services but Postman is globally accepted tool for testing because of its features and user-friendly UI.
Before we start, let me tell you something about Postman. In this chapter, you will learning testing Web API using Postman. In last chapters, you learnt creating MVC + Web API application and implemented Bearer authentication using custom authentication filter. In this tutorial, we will test Bearer authentication using Postman. In this tutorial, you will learn testing Web API using Postman. This is part 4 of Web API Tutorial series.
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