Hi guy.
I’m use asp.net web api
I want calling my method with parameter and get some return value.
how can i…
Hi guy.
I’m use asp.net web api
I want calling my method with parameter and get some return value.
how can i…
Hi there honeyhead, I’ve responded to you directly on slack, but I’d like to repeat what I said there in case anyone else has a similar question
So, the best way to do it with our current stack is to expose a REST API for your server-side app, and then use the fetch API from JS to communicate with it.
For an example of this, see our Parsing JSON fetched over HTTP example; it’s pretty small and easy to follow. We’ll also be releasing a new tutorial video within the next couple days showing exactly this, so stay tuned for that
The reason it’s best to do it with JS is that while we do use a dialect of C# (Uno) at the bottom of our stack to write cross-platform native code, we don’t support the .net runtime, so we can’t run asp.net client apps as-is. Also, if you were using Uno, you wouldn’t be able to take advantage of our real-time live reload workflow when changing Uno code.