sainture · March 27, 2019 03:56
diff --git a/Configure Middleware b/Configure Middleware
 // The ASP.NET Core architecture features a system of middleware, which are pieces of code that handle requests and responses. Middleware are chained to each other to form a pipeline 
 // Incoming requests are passed through the pipeline, where each middleware has a chance to do something with them before passing them to the next middleware. Outgoing responses are also passed through  the pipeline, in reverse order. 
 // (ex: MVC is a middleware, Auth is a middleware, serve static files is also a middleware)

 // ConfigureServices method of Startup class
 // add MVC middleware
 services.AddMVC() 

 // to add a default route along with MVC middleware
 app.UseMvc(routes =>
            {
                routes.MapRoute(
                    name: "default",
                    template: "{controller=Conference}/{action=Index}/{id?}");
            });

 // static files middleware
 app.UseStaticFiles();
	// The ASP.NET Core architecture features a system of middleware, which are pieces of code that handle requests and responses. Middleware are chained to each other to form a pipeline
	// Incoming requests are passed through the pipeline, where each middleware has a chance to do something with them before passing them to the next middleware. Outgoing responses are also passed through the pipeline, in reverse order.
	// (ex: MVC is a middleware, Auth is a middleware, serve static files is also a middleware)

	// ConfigureServices method of Startup class
	// add MVC middleware
	services.AddMVC()

	// to add a default route along with MVC middleware
	app.UseMvc(routes =>
	{
	routes.MapRoute(
	name: "default",
	template: "{controller=Conference}/{action=Index}/{id?}");
	});

	// static files middleware
	app.UseStaticFiles();
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